Rights Radio, April 23, 2008
Condo Association Boards that vigorously enforce "no pet rules" typically contend that pets must be specifically trained for a certain type of disability in order to qualify as a support animal. According to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), this is not the case. If the condo owner has an emotional disability and can prove that it's a disabling situation that the animal can help ameliorate, the pet will qualify as an emotional support animal. The Americans with Disability Act defines physical and mental disabilities and states that reasonable accommodations must be made for people with disabilities.
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Rights Radio with Dr. Joyce Starr on BBS Radio.
Rights Radio, Rights Radio Power Hour, Homeowners, condo owners, HOA members and pet owners (pet guardians) have a right to timely, accurate homeowner and natural pet care information that can protect treasured homes and beloved pets.
