Wirral's very own DWA licensed reptile collection. Open evenings, weekend & school holidays by prior appointment. Book your 90min encounter session which includes hands on, feeding & photo opportunities, keeper talks, venomous animal displays, educational challenges and Bush tucker trials! EXO TEACH | Facebook EXO TEACH
What do you mean by 'Bush tucker trials'? The I'm a celeb one are known for not being very kind to the animals, what is your version?
If this business is open to the public for more than seven days a year, even by appointment it should be zoo licensed and therefore not require a DWA.
Exemptions Some zoos don’t need a licence because of the small number of animals, or the type of animal, kept in them. This is known as having a ‘dispensation’. You might not have to get a licence depending on your situation. The Secretary of State will make a decision on a case-by-case basis. Usually both of the following must apply to your situation: very small zoos (eg zoos that have no more than around 120 animals) zoos that don’t have many different kinds of animals, eg deer parks The Secretary of State will also decide if the animals are hazardous or conservation sensitive. Contact your local authority if you think that your zoo may qualify for an exemption.
