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Reno, NV 89506
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Zoning is extremely important if you are considering a pig as a pet.

Do not just assume you are zoned properly!

Some of the saddest stories we hear are those of people who have pet pigs, sometimes for years, and then one day officials show up to take their pig because they are not zoned properly.

Do not let this happen to you.

Below is an ever growing list of articles and information on zoning. Go through them all. It will pay off in the long run.

Copy of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Pet Pig Proclamation - Pot Bellied Pig Day, March 1st, 1998

ZONING ARTICLES:

• Zoning And Your Pet Pig - This is something many potential pet pig owners do not think about, but is extremely important.
• Companion Pigs And Zoning - Includes a short summary of pet pig history in the USA, zoning issues.
• Do's & Don'ts of Zoning - Written in 2004, this article gives an update on zoning within the USA, issues with the US Dept. of Agriculture, when to fight for zoning changes, when not to fight and much more.
• Municipal Codes - NexisLexis Municiap Codes Web Library. A good place to check your zoning code.
• What Is New In The World of Zoning - A new menace to the security of pet pigs comes in the form of Home Owners Associations.
• We Won! - How one family fought and were able to get their zoning law changed.

Zoning :
Ann Wood
jaspir_22@yahoo.com
For zoning questions, please contact Ann.

PLEASE REMEMBER!

Household pets:
Shall mean animals and fowl permitted in the house
as a custom in the community and kept
for company or pleasure, such as dogs, cats,
birds, providing that such creatures are not kept
to supplement food supplies, or for any
commercial purpose whatsoever.

Pigs do not bark, pigs do not mark their territory,
pet pigs do not spray their territory.
UPPR™ registered pet pigs do not produce offspring.

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