Exotic Pets, Farm Animals
It is illegal to sell flesh-eating mammals other than dogs, cats and ferrets in South Carolina.
But unlike many other states, South Carolina has not banned the owning of wild species. So some people do continue to keep wild animals as pets. Others keep wild/domestic hybrids, which are animals created through the human-forced crossbreeding of a dog or cat with a wild species. And a third group keeps wild animals confined on their property not as pets but for other purposes.