If you can't wait to buy a zebra, move to West Virginia or Wisconsin. These states have few restrictions on exotic-pet ownership, and you don't need permission from the local governments to start a zebra farm. read more
If you can't wait to buy a zebra, move to West Virginia or Wisconsin. These states have few restrictions on exotic-pet ownership, and you don't need permission from the local governments to start a zebra farm. Of course, you'll still be liable for the damages if, like the Sacramento zebras, your pet trashes someone's car. read more
"You can train a horse in 30 days, but it took three years to train Rarity," says Timianne Sebright, 28, referring to the pet zebra she regularly rides. Sebright helps run the Rarity Acres horse ranch in Michigan, and for her, zebra ownership is a childhood dream come true. read more
The zebra finch (Chestnut-eared finch) is one of easiest of pet bird species to keep—perfect for beginners or those who don't have a lot of time. read more