Below You Will Find Several Links to Information About Service Dogs, as well as Therapy and Emotional Support Animals.
Learn the difference between Service Dogs, Therapy Animals and Emotional Pets. Read IDA’s pamphlet, What Makes An Animal More Than Just A Pet? Service Animals Assist People with Many Types of Disabilities.
*UPDATE: 9/15/2010 - “Service animal” definition changed to dogs only (with exception of mini-horses under specific condition) on 7/23/2010. Final rule published in the Federal Register 9/15/2010, which goes into effect 3/15/2011. NEW ADA Revisions Limit “Service Animals” to Dogs /How was the definition of “service animal” changed July 23, 2010? / Final Rule for Title II / Title II Fact Sheet / Text of Revised Title II Regulation / Final Rule for Title III / Title III Fact Sheet / Text of Revised Title III Regulation/ 2011 Revised Service Animal Definitions and Rules
ADA Business Brief: Service Animals
ADA Definition of the Term Disability
ADA Act of 1990, Titles I and V
2011 ADA Service Animal Definitions and Rules
Belle the Beagle Honored for Saving the Day
Canine and Abled (Service Dog Education Program)
Change Your State Service Animal Access Laws: Letter Template
Commonly asked questions about service animals in places of business
Comprehensive Resource List for PTSD Veterans and Service Dogs
Department of Interior – Rules regarding service dogs
The Delta Society: The Human-Animal Health Connection
Dogs chase nightmares of war away
Dogs for Invisible Disabilities
Dogs go the distance: Program provides service to veterans with PTSD
Emotional Support Animals in “No Pet” Housing
Fair Housing Information Sheet # 6. Right to Emotional Support Animals in “No Pet” Housing
Guardian Angel Service Dogs, Inc
The Human-Animal Health Connection
List of Limitations on Major Life Activities (from psychiatric disabilities)
Military Amputees to Get Free Service Dogs
No Dogs Allowed? Federal Policies on Access for Service Animals
Project HEAL – Service Dogs for Wounded Warriors
Psychiatric Service Dog Society (PSDS)
Psychiatric Service Dogs: A Different Kind of Lifestyle
Puppies Behind Bars: Service Dog Program for Veterans
Right to Emotional Support Animal in “No Pet” Housing
Service Dogs for Veterans with PTSD
Settlement Agreement for Motel Regarding Service Animals
Until Tuesday: A Wounded Warrior and the Golden Retriever Who Saved Him
Veterans, PTSD and Psychiatric Service Dogs
What Makes An Animal More Than Just A Pet? Service Animals Assist People with Many Types of Disabilities.
Woman with Cryoglobulinemia and Her Service Dog Bring Hope to Others
What is a Service Dog?
What is a Psychiatric Service Dog?
What is a Mobility Assistance Dog?
What is a Seizure Response Dog?
VIDEO:
CBS Evening News with Katie Couric “Freedom Service Dogs.”
CBS NEWS: A Different Kind of Service Dog
CNN: Fmr. Army Captain: Dog saved my life
CNN: Service dogs essential to military
David Letterman: Luis Carlos Montalván and his Service Dog Tuesday
Fmr. Army Captain: Dog saved my life
Service dogs help veterans with PTSD
Service dogs essential to miitary. CNN. May 6, 2011
Service Dogs are Best Buddy for Veterans with PTSD CBS Evening News
Until Tuesday: A Wounded Warrior and the Golden Retriever Who Saved Him
Veterans with PTSD using Psychiatric Service Dogs
Veterans with PTSD Talk About Service Dogs and Dog Training
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