If you are suffering from a mental health issue in the state of North Carolina, an emotional support animal may help to alleviate your symptoms. Under federal law, owners of emotional support animals have special rights that allow you to live with your ESA, even if your building [...]
Yes, you can have more than one emotional support animal, like two dogs or two cats, and they don’t have to be the same type of animal. Your licensed mental health provider might feel that a dog and a fish or a cat and a bird are able to provide help for different aspects of your [...]
The role of an animal in some people’s lives goes above and beyond just being a pet. Emotional support animals (ESAs) provide essential support to emotionally or mentally distressed individuals. Owners of emotional support animals in New York have special rights under Federal law [...]
Many of us struggle in today’s busy world. We may feel stressed, overwhelmed, anxious, or even depressed. These emotions are normal occasionally and often pass within days or even hours. However, if you experience persistent negative feelings that hinder your daily activities, it [...]
This article was last updated on November 29, 2023, to reflect the latest updates in Texas ESA laws. Emotional support animals (ESA) help individuals deal with emotional or psychological disorders. As Texans continue to embrace the comfort and solace provided by these animals, it [...]
The state of Illinois allows people with emotional support animals to live with their ESA without incurring additional fees. Federal law also views these animals as vital for the well-being of people that suffer from emotional or mental health conditions. Emotional support [...]
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Due to changes in air travel laws, U.S. airlines no longer recognize emotional support animals. While ESAs are no longer allowed to fly, qualified service dogs, including psychiatric service dogs, are still allowed to board flights. For a guide to the newer proc [...]
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Due to changes in air travel laws, U.S. airlines no longer recognize emotional support animals. While ESAs are no longer allowed to fly, qualified service dogs, including psychiatric service dogs, are still allowed to board flights. For a guide to the newer proc [...]
Searching for jobs is already hard in this competitive world. To add to that, interviewers dismiss candidates if they are given even the slightest bit of excuse to do so. But what if you are someone with the skills and a mental disability at the same time? Considering the current [...]
If you want to know about living with an emotional support dog in Texas, you have come to the right place. If you live in Austin, Dallas, Houston, or any other city in Texas, the same rules apply for living with an emotional support dog in an apartment complex. Ready to qualify f [...]