Is the golden pheasant a national second-class protected animal?

The golden pheasant is a national second-class key protected wild animal. It is a bird species endemic to China, currently distributed in the Qinling region of southern Gansu and Shaanxi. If you want to breed them, you must go through legal procedures; otherwise they cannot be kept, and even keeping them is illegal.

What procedures are required to keep golden pheasants?

1. An application from the permit-issuing unit (individual) stamped and approved by the residents' committee, the police station or the local people's government.

2. A feasibility report on breeding and domestication.

3. Proof of a fixed site, facilities and funding sources for breeding and domestication.

4. Qualification materials of the livestock and veterinary staff.

5. Proof of the source of the breeding stock (the other party has a domestication and breeding permit).

The above is the relevant introduction on whether the golden pheasant is a protected animal, and I hope it is helpful to everyone.