Emotional Support Animals for Housing
Housing Rights for An Emotional Support Animals If a person suffers from emotional disability then he can have a pet along with him. This pet should be certified by a licensed emotional health doctor that it is an emotional support animal and has been mainly prescribed for the patient to feel good. As per the Fair Housing Amendments Act the landlord should allow the pet to stay along with the patient, if an Emotional Support Animal Letter is available. However, the pet should not create nuisance around and should behave well in front of others. This means that even when the place has no-pet policy, still they will have to allow the pet as it is an emotional support animal. Apart from that, if the place has only-cats policy then too your pet should be allowed, even though it might be a dog, because it is an emotional support animal. However, there are some property arrangements where the landlord is not legally under any obligation to keep the emotional support pet with the person. The