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Buying a live is not like a standard purchase; it is a highly regulated, often restricted process governed by international treaties and strict national laws. In most modern contexts, "buying" has been replaced by legal , rescues , or leases between accredited institutions. 1. Legal Framework and Restrictions
4(d) Rule for African Elephants | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
: International commercial trade in wild-caught elephants for profit is generally banned.
: Any legal transfer requires CITES permits, proof of legal origin (e.g., DNA registration in Thailand), and veterinary health certificates.
: Permits are only granted if the receiving facility (like a zoo or sanctuary) is deemed "appropriate and acceptable" for the animal's welfare. 2. Where Transfers and Acquisitions Occur
The trade of elephants is primarily governed by (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora), which treats African and Asian elephants as endangered or threatened.