Catalina Island Donkey
Feral-descended miniature asses from Catalina Island, imported live as pets or for sanctuaries. HTS 0101.30.00.00 applies to all live asses.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If other live asses not for breeding
Generic asses without specific breeding intent fall under broader 0101.29 subheadings.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Secure endorsements from exporting country's chief vet on the health certificate
• Document end-use (pet vs. working) to avoid reclassification during CBP exam
Related Products under HTS 0101.30.00.00
Working Pack Donkey
Sturdy ass imported for agricultural pack work, like African or Asian mountain breeds. Covered by HTS 0101.30.00.00 for asses.
Nubian Donkey
Egyptian-origin large-eared ass breed used for milk or work, imported live. HTS 0101.30.00.00 designates asses distinctly.
Purebred Donkey
A purebred ass, such as a registered American Mammoth Jackstock donkey, imported live for breeding purposes. Classified under HTS 0101.30.00.00 as asses, distinct from horses or mules. Excludes aquatic animals or those in heading 9508.
Miniature Donkey
A small breed of live ass, like the Miniature Mediterranean Donkey, typically under 36 inches tall, used as pets or for light work. Falls under HTS 0101.30.00.00 specifically for asses, separate from ponies or other equines.
Burro
A feral or working ass breed common in the Americas, such as the imported Mexican burro for packing or guarding. Classified as asses under HTS 0101.30.00.00, excluding mules or hinnies.
Mammoth Jackstock Donkey
Large draft breed of ass, the American Mammoth Jackstock, imported live for mule breeding programs. HTS 0101.30.00.00 covers all asses, purebred or not.