Air travel is becoming more convenient for pet owners with more and more people bringing their furry friends with them wherever they go. The options and policies between airlines may differ so it’s important to be aware of the specific guidelines for your […]
Spirit Airlines does welcome service and emotional and psychiatric support animals on their flights with the correct documentation. You will need to have current documentation for your pet from a medical professional as well as an ID tag. […]
The Fair Housing Act (FHA) is a federal law focused on eliminating discrimination during the sale, rental, or financing of a dwelling. Race, nationality, and religion are all protected under this law, and it also protects those with children and those wit […]
Southwest offers in-cabin travel to small dogs and cats only flying in carriers that fit under the seat in front of you. Due to the design of Southwest’s planes, the size of your carrier may impact where you can sit. […]
The Air Carrier Access Act also permitted the use of service animals during the flight, which allows for your service or emotional support animal to travel in the cabin of the plane with you. […]
Airbnb is committed to making their service inclusive and accessible to all of their customers. They set clear expectations in their Nondiscrimination Policy for hosts regarding persons with disabilities, including the use of service animals. […]
Before flying off with your favorite animal friend, let’s take a look at the pet travel details for one major airline: United Airlines. Whether it is a dog, cat, rabbit or bird, United allows domesticated animals to travel on their planes either in the ca […]
To obtain housing rights for your emotional support animal, you need a licensed mental health professional’s letter. You can register your animal as an Emotional Support Animal through our website. […]
Cats can make terrific emotional support animals. People who suffer from chronic pain have credited their cats as relief for loneliness and depression during particularly bad periods of pain, sickness, and immobility. […]
An emotional support animal is any animal whose presence helps alleviate a symptom of a person diagnosed with a mental or emotional ailment. The animal does not need any special training, although you do need a doctor’s note to establish rights under the […]