; and (B) may not— (i) regulate normal and accepted husbandry practices, including breeding; (ii) prohibit the display of rescued animals for educational purposes; or (iii) provide for Federal Government ownership of a rescued animal, or the offspring of such a rescued animal, that is placed in a qualified zoological facility for long-term care, except for an individual of a conservation recovery species. 6. Wildlife Confiscations Network (a) In general The Secretary shall enter into an agreement with the Association to establish a voluntary, cooperative program to assist Federal wildlife law enforcement agencies with the placement and care of confiscated animals, to be known as the Wildlife Confiscations Network . (b) Functions The Network shall— (1) establish a cooperative and coordinated response protocol for the care and welfare of confiscated animals; (2) create and maintain a database of qualified zoological facilities and other organizations that are members of the Network that can provide immediate triage needs and long-term housing and care for confiscated animals; (3) establish a committee within the Network to review and approve or reject applications for inclusion in the Network submitted under subsection (c) by entities listed in paragraph (1) of that subsection