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Ireland has no laws regulating dangerous exotic pets, risking public safety and animal welfare, unlike Northern Ireland.
Reptile expert James Hennessy warns that Ireland lacks regulations for owning dangerous exotic pets, allowing venomous snakes and large reptiles to be kept without licenses, unlike Northern Ireland which requires permits and inspections.
He highlights rescues from unsanitary, cramped homes, stressing that without oversight, there's no way to monitor animal welfare or prevent escapes, despite many animals being surrendered due to owners' lack of knowledge.
The only Irish facility with anti-venom, his Kilkenny zoo, serves as a refuge for former pets, underscoring growing public safety and animal welfare risks.
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Irlanda no tiene leyes que regulen las mascotas exóticas peligrosas, arriesgando la seguridad pública y el bienestar animal, a diferencia de Irlanda del Norte.