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Originally Posted by BabyFidgette  I wasn't quite sure about the difference either before asking on YT a month or so ago. My aunt suffers from everything under the sun  (especially depression for over 10 years) and her doctor wrote her a nice letter stating that Zoie is her emotional support animal. The ONLY thing this letter is for is to help her get into an apartment that does not allow pets otherwise. She can not take Zoie into stores, restaurants, etc (nor will she). Zoie is only there for her emotional support, not to help her pick things up, as a med reminder, etc. That's a regular support dog. |
Yeah, I understand that, what I meant was is she acutally CERTIFIED as a support animal--offically, other than by just what a Dr.'s note. If she IS and can prove it, then I don't think they can deny her. If it's just her doc's word, I don't know that she can force them to let her in.
I have to agree w/ what someone else said though--I'd just find somewhere else to live that DID allow pets. Even if she can force them to allow it, I'd be afraid they would just make up reasons to hastle her afterwards. (That happened to us once.)