1. Wild boar is a national second-level protected animal and can be bred and sold, but it is necessary to apply for a "Terrestrial Wildlife Management and Utilization License" from the local Forestry Bureau, otherwise it is illegal.
2. Units and individuals that domesticate and breed wild animals subject to national or provincial key protection must report to the wildlife administrative department of the county-level government (terrestrial animals are in charge of the forestry department, and aquatic animals are in charge of the fishery department) ) submit a written application, and the superior authority will review and issue a "domestication and breeding license". Then apply for master registration with the industrial and commercial administration department with the domestication and breeding license. Only after receiving a business license can you engage in wild animal domestication and breeding activities.
3. The materials that need to be submitted are:
(1) Written application report, application form for domestication and breeding license of non-nationally protected wild animals; written certification from the local neighborhood committee or police station;
(2) Proof of site use rights, fixed sites and necessary facilities, capital reserves and fixed asset investment, technical capabilities of breeding personnel, and relevant photos that are suitable for the type and scale of the wild animals applied for domestication and breeding. ;
(3) Feasibility study report or overall plan for the applied domesticated and bred wild animal project;
(4) Materials proving the source of the applied domesticated and bred wild animal;
(5) If you apply to increase the types of domesticated and bred wild animals, you must submit explanatory materials on the species, quantity and health status of the original domesticated and bred wild animals, as well as copies of the domesticated and bred wild animals that have been obtained and relevant approvals. document.
(6) Review opinions of county and district forestry authorities.