Black-Backed Jackal at Living Treasures animal Park

Is there any Jackals in United states zoos? This animal park is privately owned and not aza.

I have never seen a jackal in an AZA zoo. They seem to be a commonly bred canine species in private collections. There was talk about a zoo in Co, not sure which zoo, getting a breeding pair. Not quite sure what happened but apparently there is a law in Co about the ownership of just jackals, and that you can't own them at all because of the coyote population.... thats all I heard.

thks pacarana i know that living treasures has 2 jackals and they were imported from africa from what the owner told me. such a beautiful animal and so rare.

I think Oklahoma City had black-backed jackals, I could be wrong though. Kansas City had them, but not for a few years.

Does anyone know if there's Brown Hyena in US zoos currently?

None in AZA institutions, that's for sure. Possibly, but unlikely some in private collections. Can anyone specify on this?

Never seen a brown, or even a striped in the trade. Doubt that there is on in the U.S. Although, I do know of a couple of aardwolves in private collections. If there is aardwolves, one would think that a brown could easily pop up.

What do you mean no striped hyenas in trade? Several faculties house them.

Pacarana, im pretty sure your hometown zoo Denver has striped hyenas???:/

Trade, as in private trade. I didn't know "trade" continued into AZA zoos. I have never heard of it in that way, only in the way of private individuals buying from other private breeders or exports. Search some forums a bit and its almost always used when referring to obtainability of wild caught specimens. AZA zoos do "trade" (verb) amongst each other but the "trade" (noun) , or what I have used for many years, refers to only private collections.