Jeffrey Doth

Doing business as International Exotic Wildlife

Class B — Dealer Active License

At a Glance

Jeffrey Doth (International Exotic Wildlife) is a USDA Class B Dealer located in Landrum, South Carolina. Certificate 56-B-0150 expires 7/15/2028. We have records of 2 USDA APHIS inspections for this licensee since 2014, most recently on 2026-02-17.

Certificate 56-B-0150

License Class Class B — Dealer

Location Landrum, SC

Expires 7/15/2028

Total Inspections 2

Total Violations (all inspections) 0

About these licenses: USDA Class A (breeder) and Class B (dealer) licenses are issued under the federal Animal Welfare Act and cover many kinds of animals — not just dogs (for example cats, rabbits, and other regulated species). A licensee shown here holds a USDA license but may breed or deal in animals other than dogs, so inclusion in this database does not necessarily mean the licensee breeds dogs. Always verify a breeder's species, status, and details directly with the licensee and with USDA APHIS (opens in new tab) .

USDA Inspection History

USDA APHIS conducts routine, re-license, and focused inspections of licensed facilities under the Animal Welfare Act. Below are all recorded inspections for certificate 56-B-0150. Click a date to view the full inspection report.

2 inspections on record

2 clean

Date	Type	Violations	Report
2026-02-17	ROUTINE INSPECTION	no violations	View Report
2025-07-10	PRE-LICENSE INSPECTION	no violations	View Report

How to Verify This License

To confirm Jeffrey Doth's current USDA license status directly with the federal government, search certificate 56-B-0150 on the USDA APHIS Animal Care Public Search Tool (opens in new tab) . Our data is refreshed monthly; for the latest status, the APHIS tool is authoritative.

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Related Resources

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USDA License Lookup — Search all 2,881 active USDA-licensed breeders and dealers.

Data sources: Licensee data comes from the USDA APHIS Animal Care Public Search Tool (opens in new tab) . Inspection reports are sourced from the Data Liberation Project (opens in new tab) (CC BY-SA 4.0), which compiles USDA APHIS inspection data from 2014 to present. Both are updated monthly. For the most current information, verify directly with USDA APHIS. This is not an official USDA tool.