If you need an emotional support animal to help treat the symptoms of a disability, your landlord must accommodate the request. By Ronda Kaysen Q: I recently moved into a rental with a one-year ...

What you need to know. — -- Travelers flying with Delta Air Lines or United Airlines will now need to provide additional documents if they wish to bring their emotional support animals along ...

A federal proposal unveiled Wednesday would significantly limit the types of animals entitled to fly in aircraft cabins as emotional support animals. It’s a crackdown the industry has sought ...

Emotional Support Animal Guidelines. Revision Date: November 11, 2024. These guidelines explain the specific requirements applicable to an individual's use of an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) in ...

Pratt Institute supports the use of service animals and emotional support animals on campus by students with disabilities in appropriate circumstances and in accordance with this policy. Any questions ...

"We are making these changes now based on a number of recent incidents where the inappropriate behavior of emotional support animals has impacted and even injured our employees, other guests and ...

Service animal-in-training is coordinated through 4Paws for Ability and their University Puppy Raiser Program. Remember that emotional support animals are not permitted in University buildings or ...

Emotional support animals, which provide comfort and help alleviate mental health conditions including anxiety, depression, and PTSD. What’s considered an emotional support animal.

Until the policy changes on Sept. 17, Southwest Airlines does not require emotional support animals to be on a leash or in a carrier and does not impose a one-animal-per-passenger limit.

Emotional support animals do not have the same protection and training as a service animal; find out why Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2013. Her ...

The carrier cited a 75 percent year-over-year increase in customers bringing emotional support animals onboard and an increase in incidents on planes involving these animals.