In the strictest sense, no, cats cannot be service animals in the United States. This is because the ADA does not recognize cats in its definition of the term. […]
In the strictest sense, no, cats cannot be service animals in the United States. This is because the ADA does not recognize cats in its definition of the term. […]


A therapy cat is a cat that has the correct temperament and/or has been trained, with the help of a professional handler, to help people who are in physical, mental, or emotional pain. […]


Delta Airlines flight crew know how important ESAs can be, however, they do require appropriate documentation and custom forms in order to fly with your ESA […]


The process of getting an ESA Letter is simple. It starts with a consultation with a doctor or mental health professional in your state. […]


Do you have a furry friend that you believe would make a good companion? Therapy dogs come in all sizes and breeds. The most important characteristic those that certify therapy animals account for is the temperament […]


Though it does not take much effort to get qualified for a service dog it does take some time, patience, and money to make it a reality. However, the investment is well worth it. […]


In general, American Airlines treats service animals and ESAs the same. Both are given the same rights on board and both are allowed to fly with their handlers. […]


To get a legitimate ESA Letter, you should always have a doctor involved in the process. Our service makes sure that your ESA Letter is fully legal proof and done properly. […]


Service dogs do an invaluable service to people every day. Certain physical and psychiatric conditions can be helped by having a highly trained animal companion to go around with you daily. […]
Learn about the laws that are protecting you and your ESA in Michigan. See the Michigan ESA Housing, Employment, and Transportation Laws […]