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Housing

Housing

Stop paying $500-$1000 a year in pet deposits. And, make sure you're allowed to have your pet with you wherever you choose to live. With our letter, the fee is waived!

Service Dog,
Psychiatric Service Dog,
and Support Animal

Travel

Travel

Avoid paying hefty fees to travel with your pets. Savings of over $200 each flight! Take your pet with you with all the comfort—and none of the hassle. With Federal law protection, bringing your pet along is completely free
* Imagine the savings.

Service Dog, and
Psychiatric Service Dog

Public

Public

Take your pet with you anywhere public has access. You are allowed to have your service and psychiatric sevice dog with you in restaurants, beaches, theater, etc., all without having to pay any extra fees or deposits.

Service Dog, and
Psychiatric Service Dog

Things you should know:

Fact vs Fiction

Fiction

You can be asked what disability you suffer from

Fact

Any breed can be a Service Dog, Psychiatric Service Dog, and Emotional Support Animal

Fiction

You still have to pay pet deposit for your Service Dog, Psychiatric Service Dog, and Emotional Support Animal

Fact

You can train your own animal to support you as a Service Dog, Psychiatric Service Dog, and Emotional Support Animal

Fiction

A professional must train my Service Dog, Psychiatric Service Dog, and Emotional Support Animal

Fact

You don’t need to be or look physically disabled to have a Service Dog, Psychiatric Service Dog, and Emotional Support Animal