Is the animal you pick up your own private property?

It depends on what animal you've picked up.

If it is an animal lost by others, it shall be returned to the right holder, otherwise it constitutes unjust enrichment, and the value is relatively large, and if it is refused, it constitutes the crime of embezzlement;

If it is an animal protected by the state, it is state-owned, and if you pick it up, it will not become your private property, and if it causes harm, it may constitute a violation of the law or a crime;

If it is ownerless, such as wild boars, chickens, birds, rabbits, etc., according to the principle of who owns first, it can become your private property!

The ownership of movable property is subject to delivery, and there is no owner, and the pre-possession belongs to whom, therefore, in the hands of A is proof! With regard to the encroachment of possession, there are relevant provisions in the Property Law, and the provisions of the chapter on possession shall apply, and the relevant provisions are as follows:

Article 245 of the Property Law of the People's Republic of China Where the immovable or movable property in possession is encroached upon, the person in possession has the right to request the return of the original property; For acts that impede possession, the possessor has the right to request that the nuisance be removed or the danger eliminated; If damage is caused by encroachment or obstruction, the person in possession has the right to claim damages.

If the possessor's right to claim the return of the original thing is not exercised within one year from the date of the misappropriation, the right to claim shall be extinguished.

Not counts! Unless it is a rare animal that no one raises and does not belong to the national protection.

Pick up ......If the animal is raised, it shall be returned to the owner, and the expenses incurred as a result shall be reimbursed by the owner.

If the original owner comes to it later and refuses to return it, it is an infringement.

This is roughly the case in the law.

What kind of animal?

Life does not belong to any person or any force.

Animals have their own right to freedom, oh, how can you count it as your private property.

It's like, you have worked hard to buy a trolley, and you have it, but there are still others who haven't spent money to drive your car, just like an object, chasing it for so long to get it, and suddenly a man comes out to share it with you.

Yes, you are a woman, it's like one thing, you and your partner are having dinner, and suddenly your girlfriend comes and wants to eat with you, and you want to eat from his bowl and eat with him, how would you feel? You are sleeping with your partner, and suddenly your best friend comes out between the two of you, what will you be feeling?

Please forgive me for the inappropriate words in the above expressions, but it is just a metaphor, and the metaphor is to use your best friend to exchange with your object You will like that, this is the common heart of men and women, if you say that you can share a man with your best friend, then, I tell you, this man will also share you with another man, the most cordial metaphor.

If you pick it up, it is recommended to release it, if it is not very healthy, it should be handed over to the relevant departments, otherwise it should be.

Cockatiel, picked up is also someone else's house, put it away, this kind of bird in China is all artificial breeding without the ability to survive in the wild, its owner wants to find it on the return of him, no one is looking for you to raise your own or who wants to raise him, the bird market of this bird 60-100 or so **.

Cockatoos, the world's most endangered animal.

Parrots, which are nationally protected animals, are recommended to be sent to the zoo.

It's the cockatoos, one of the most common medium-sized parrots in the world, and it's fine

Was this picked up? Who will believe.

It depends on what kind of wild animal it is, if it is a rare and endangered wild animal (tiger, panda) protected by the state, it must be owned by the state;

If it is just the carcass of an ordinary pheasant or hare, then it belongs to the person who found it.

It's supposed to be owned by a private person, and I studied law, and there's no such thing in it.

Yes, a little Dutch rat. It is recommended that you take her for a physical examination and then decide whether to raise or not.

It's not a rabbit, it's not a Dutch pig, it's a hamster.

This cute little animal I picked up is a rabbit, so treat it well.

Seeking Adoption (>

Kitten, ringworm on the body was discarded by the owner, if you want to take it in, buy a bottle of pittfen spray, or 1:50 aqueous solution to soak once every two days, soak three to five times to cure, note that cat ringworm will pass on to people, to wash hands and disinfect.

The eggs of snakes or lizards will die soon after the temperature is lower than the requirement, and they will die in about half an hour, and they will not hatch, so they can only hatch them, and they can only be incubated.