You would have to take the signed documents from doctor signing your animals as your ESA. As far as I know, this only includes the plane. I think that's because animals get sick on the bus or train. I wouldn't chance that. The plane is included in case you are moving out of the state and they will have to go with you. If you want to take him on a trip in plane, I don;t think that will be a problem.
(09-29-2013, 08:39 PM)Happyflowerlady Wrote: Susan, thank you for all of the good information about registering a pet as an ESA animal ! I don't have any problem with my landlord, but I definitely would want something like this, if for some reason I was traveling and needed to take Chipper along. I wonder if they let you take ESA animals on a train or bus, since neither of those allow pets at all ?
Do you have to take paperwork along with you so that you can show someone to prove that this animal is a registered ESA animal ? I think that this information is great for older people like I am to know, since many of the senior citizens really depend on our little pets for companionship.
You would have to take the signed documents from doctor signing your animals as your ESA. As far as I know, this only includes the plane. I think that's because animals get sick on the bus or train. I wouldn't chance that. The plane is included in case you are moving out of the state and they will have to go with you. If you want to take him on a trip in plane, I don;t think that will be a problem.
(09-29-2013, 08:39 PM)Happyflowerlady Wrote: Susan, thank you for all of the good information about registering a pet as an ESA animal ! I don't have any problem with my landlord, but I definitely would want something like this, if for some reason I was traveling and needed to take Chipper along. I wonder if they let you take ESA animals on a train or bus, since neither of those allow pets at all ?
Do you have to take paperwork along with you so that you can show someone to prove that this animal is a registered ESA animal ? I think that this information is great for older people like I am to know, since many of the senior citizens really depend on our little pets for companionship.
You would have to take the signed documents from doctor signing your animals as your ESA. As far as I know, this only includes the plane. I think that's because animals get sick on the bus or train. I wouldn't chance that. The plane is included in case you are moving out of the state and they will have to go with you. If you want to take him on a trip in plane, I don;t think that will be a problem.
(09-29-2013, 08:39 PM)Happyflowerlady Wrote: Susan, thank you for all of the good information about registering a pet as an ESA animal ! I don't have any problem with my landlord, but I definitely would want something like this, if for some reason I was traveling and needed to take Chipper along. I wonder if they let you take ESA animals on a train or bus, since neither of those allow pets at all ?
Do you have to take paperwork along with you so that you can show someone to prove that this animal is a registered ESA animal ? I think that this information is great for older people like I am to know, since many of the senior citizens really depend on our little pets for companionship.
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