The Positive Listin Europe One Positive List for all EU member states AAP advocates for the introduction of Positive Lists both at national (Member State) and European levels. Our goal is to prevent the ownership of wild animals that are unsuitable as pets. To achieve this, we believe that people should only be allowed to […]| AAP English
The Dutch Positive Listfor Pets The Dutch Positive List for Pets At AAP, we aim to improve the future of exotic mammals in a sustainable manner. We take in animals in need and simultaneously advocate for better legislation on animal welfare. For years, we have been pushing for the implementation of a Dutch Positive List […]| AAP English
Trade in wild animals for pet keeping causes animal suffering and puts a strain on rescue centres. This dashboard aims to present a holistic picture based on publicly available data.| AAP English
Questions and answers: Regulatory Solutions The trade and keeping of wild animals as pets (often called “exotic pets”) is widespread throughout Europe. This trade poses serious risks to animal welfare, public health and safety, and the environment. Although there are different opinions on how best to manage these risks, it is clear they must be […]| AAP English
