Eviction due to my Service dogs Eviction Defense

I live in a mobile home, of which we own, but we pay rent for the land. Our manager has given us an eviction notice because I have 2 dogs, of whom are service dogs. The only thing that we do that they object to is that, since I am disabled and cannot physically walk them, I let them outside on a lead. The mess is cleaned up daily as well as my bringing them in as soon as they are done or start barking.

We do not have a lease at this time. This park has changed ownership 3 times in the past 6 years. They do state that letting dogs out on a lead is against the lease agreement, but is there any exception for service dogs owned by a disabled person?

In addition, we had been harassed numerous times by our neighbors, who called the animal control department. All of the claims were unfounded, except for not having a dog house, so we had to buy one. Now the management is insisting that we have to get rid of the dog house as well, which of course will get us in trouble with animal control again.

 

Thank you for your advice and the links. I will definitely