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How to Get an Emotional Support Dog Letter
To make your dog your official emotional support animal, you need a signed ESA letter from a healthcare professional. That might sound like a lot of work at first, but getting an emotional support dog letter really just involves three easy steps: Let’s break down each of these steps so you know exactly what to […]
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Service Dog Requirements
The ADA defines a Service Animal as a dog individually trained to perform tasks or do work for the benefit of a person with a disability. A disability can be a physical impairment, but the ADA also includes mental illnesses that substantially limit one or more major life activities, such as depression, severe anxiety, or […]
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Emotional Support Animal Laws
If you live in any state in the U.S. the Fair Housing Act is a federal law (meaning it applies across the country) that guards your rights as the owner of an emotional support animal. Your state might even have its own laws for extra protection. This guide will explain current laws and how they […]
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How Do I Fly With My Dog To Hawaii?
It’s travel season and Hawaii is the perfect destination for the summer. Kids are out of school, the weather is warm, and the tropical paradise known as Hawaii is a tourist destination fit for everyone. Even dogs! This blog post will give you some guidelines and information on bringing your pet to the most traveled […]
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Can Cats Be Service Animals?
Having a cat brings the same positive effects as dogs. These pets can be equally beneficial to a person’s health. Experts have proven that cat owners are less likely to have a health emergency, such as a heart attack, with their feline companion around and cats have also been proven to help alleviate sleeping disorders, […]
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What Should You Do If You Are Discriminated Against Because You Have A Service Dog?
If you believe that you have been discriminated against because of your service dog, you will need to present facts in order to file a complaint. You should be able to do that by documenting what happened. Writing everything down will help because you won’t be able to remember all the details when you do get […]
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