Licensing - performing animals
If you intend to keep or train animals for public performance, for example in a circus, television, theatre or in a film, the animal needs to be registered with a local authority. Registrations are issued under The Performing Animals (Regulation) Act 1925.
How do I apply?
The council is required to keep a register of those registered to train and use performing animals.
If you wish to apply for the registration of performing animals, you must complete and return the application form below and send it to us at the address below, together with the appropriate fee.
Please contact the Animal Health Team at the address in the right hand column, if you want a copy of the application form sent to you.
If you wish merely to inspect and take a copy of our register, please contact the Animal Health Team.
Licence application form
Licence application form - Performing Animals - Online (Business Link)
Licence application form - Performing Animals - PDF version
29kbLicence application form - Performing Animals - Word version
73kb
What happens next
Once your application is received a licence will be issued within 5 working days if the application is satisfactory.
Charges
Description |
Charge |
Review date |
Review frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Registration and certification |
£30.00 |
31March 2013 |
12 months |
|
Duplicate certificates |
£15.00 |
31March 2013 |
12 months |
|
Register, inspection and copying |
£15.00 |
31March 2013 |
12 months |
What if my details change
You must notify the Authority of any changes that would affect the registration e.g. changes to the numbers of animals, types of animals and trainers. Please contact the Animal Health Team.
Your right to appeal
If you are not happy with this service please make your complaint to the Animal Health Team.
Contact
Animal Health Team
Telephone: 01962 833621
Email: tsadvice@hants.gov.uk
Hampshire County Council
Trading Standards Service
Montgomery House
Monarch Way
Winchester SO22 5PW

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