VA HB112

Prohibits prematurely separating mammalian wildlife offspring born in captivity from their mothers before the offspring reach four months of age

Allows exceptions to the separation prohibition for medical necessity with a veterinarian's written order, emergency neonatal aid (up to 72 hours), and activities by accredited zoological facilities, wildlife rehabilitators, and government agencies

Bans intentional hybridization (crossbreeding different species) of mammalian wildlife for commercial purposes

Exempts agricultural animals, the Department of Wildlife Resources, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and accredited zoological facilities that retain separated offspring from these restrictions

Amends § 29.1-417 of the Code of Virginia governing wildlife capture, holding, and propagation permits