Detailed Guide to the Application Process and Required Materials for a Special Breeding License

How do you get a special breeding license? For special breeding involving forestry, you need to submit an application to the forestry administrative department, and only after approval in accordance with the law may you carry out breeding. The materials that need to be submitted: the applicant must be a unit or individual with conditions suitable for raising and breeding that species of wild animal.

(1) A fixed site and the necessary facilities suitable for raising and breeding wild animals;

(2) Funds, personnel and technology suited to the species and number of wild animals being raised and bred;

(3) A guaranteed feed source for raising and breeding the wild animals.

The materials that need to be submitted are:

(1) A written application report, an application form for a breeding license for wild animals not under special state protection; a written certificate from the local residents' committee or police station;

(2) Supporting documents and relevant photos for the right to use the site suited to the species and scale of the wild animals applied for, the fixed site and necessary facilities, capital reserves and fixed asset investment, and the technical ability of the keepers;

(3) A feasibility study report or overall plan for the wild animal breeding project applied for;

(4) Proof of the source of the breeding stock of the wild animals applied for;

(5) If applying to add species of wild animals for breeding, explanatory materials on the species, number and health status of the originally bred wild animals must be submitted, along with a copy of the breeding license already obtained and relevant approval documents.

(6) Review opinions of the county or district forestry competent department