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Illegal Animal Trade Flourishes on Marktplaats: ‘World Turned Upside Down’

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Wallabies, chinchillas, and fold-eared cats: anyone with a quick search on Marktplaats will still regularly find them among the hundreds of advertisements for animals on offer. And this despite the fact that the trade in and keeping of these animals has been legally restricted. Research by the consumer program Kassa shows that the platform is still offering plenty of prohibited pets.

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Animals that are no longer allowed to be bred, traded, or kept are still for sale on Marktplaats. This is according to animal welfare organization House of Animals, which has filed another complaint against the advertising platform.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Wallabies, chinchillas, and fold-eared cats: anyone with a quick search on Marktplaats will still regularly find them among the hundreds of advertisements for animals on offer. And this despite the fact that the trade in and keeping of these animals has been legally restricted. Research by the consumer program Kassa shows that the platform is still offering plenty of prohibited pets.

·Nijmegen, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Wallabies, chinchillas, and fold-eared cats: anyone with a quick search on Marktplaats will still regularly find them among the hundreds of advertisements for animals on offer. And this despite the fact that the trade in and keeping of these animals has been legally restricted. Research by the consumer program Kassa shows that the platform is still offering plenty of prohibited pets.

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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