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Who will save our animal friends???? Animals deserve more protection than they have today. By becoming involved in this movement, you can make a huge difference in their lives. Non-human animals are all around us, even if they're more difficult to perceive in an increasingly urbanized...

...depth article: An In-Depth Look at Religious Exemptions from COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates - Coates' Canons Coates' Canons (unc.edu) Granted, not all claims a religious exemption are bogus but a large majority of such claims are about as bogus as claiming that your pet is an Emotional Service...

The Fair Housing Act may only provide relief for renters and the law may not apply to guests. There appears to be little relevant case law that is directly on point and the only reference I saw regarding guests after quickly perusing on the subject is a consent decree in U.S. v. DeAngeli, Case...

(This is ONE of the reasons why I consider alternative travel options in lieu of being packed into an aluminum pipe at 35,000 feet above the planet Earth.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Evan Nowak said he noticed the animal, which had been brought...

My understanding is that an "emotional support" animal (as opposed to a service animal) is entitled to no special treatment under Ohio law. I encourage you to read some of these search results.

I guess I wasn't very clear earlier. If the FHA does apply, HUD takes the position that emotional support animals are protected under the definition of assistance animal, a term broader than service animal under the ADA. While under the ADA emotional support animals are not service animals and...

That's true, but just to avoid possible confusion for others reading this thread, the ADA is not what applies when it comes to housing situations like renting an apartment. (Housing is distinct from what constitutes a place of public accommodation in the ADA.) Instead, it is the Fair Housing Act...

If you've READ the alleged law, your reading should have disclosed how an aggrieved party goes about seeking redress. A landlord doesn't have to rent to anyone because the person wishes to lease a specific premise. There are many ways people can derive the outcome they seek without breaking a...

I have read the Federal law regard Emotional Service Animals and landlords. It clearly states that ESA and Service dogs, certified and documented by a Dr., as mine is, that additional rent and/or a separate pet deposit cannot be charged? Yet, when I call a realtor on a property, they dont seem...

Those who move to place that do not allow animals often do so because they do not like animals. It can hardly be a surprise that such people would not be thrilled with yours. You can't police attitudes, nor can you force anyone to love your dog. Federal law does require your association or...

The law in your state offers very little support for you, unless the animal does more than emotional support, as in the traditional "leader dog" for a blind person. You don't legally have much to support a note from a physician, which isn't legally binding on others...

Is this a service animal or an emotional support/comfort animal? Big difference. Does your father live with you, or just visit?

Q: Can a landlord charge an extra pet deposit to a tenant with a service animal, guide dog, or emotional support companion animal? A: If you have a rental property that has a “no pets” policy, yet a tenant has made a reasonable accommodation request to have an assistance animal, you may not...

I have been dealing with a situation regarding my Emotional Support Animal and our housing unit. I have been living in the same unit of a student housing community for two years with my support animal of 15 years. In this housing community, tenants typically "rent by the bed space" so typically...

All you need do is search the net: Google, Bing, Yahoo and other search engines are waiting for your query. Or, take a gander at these sites: https://www.animallaw.info/intro/emotional-support-animals-and-waiver-no-pets-rules-landlords http://www.nsarco.com/emotional-support-animal.html...

Permit me to help. You have THREE cats. I'll call them: Sammy, Hammy, and Mammy. Two (Sammy and Hammy) of your THREE cats are pets. The third cat, Mammy, is your ESA. The law (in Ohio) allows you to possess and use animals to service you, and emotionally support you. You request your...