Lemurs are not legal as pets. According to relevant laws and regulations, it is illegal to breed or capture national first-level protected animals, and lemurs are nationally protected animals. In addition, wild animals may carry diseases and parasites, and domesticated animals may pose a risk to human health. Therefore, even if you like lemurs, you should learn about and pay attention to their protection through legal channels, such as participating in wildlife protection organizations or related activities, rather than trying to keep them as pets.

Keeping pets is a legitimate behavior that is not prohibited by law, but this freedom is relative, not absolute. Keeping pets must abide by laws and regulations, respect social ethics, not interfere with the lives of others, and comply with other regulations on keeping pets. This right is protected by law.