Frequently Asked Questions

 When it is not readily apparent that an animal is trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. 

1.  Is this a service animal required because of your disability?

2. What work or task has the animal been trained to perform? 

as this is a modification to the “no pets” policy.

even when staff or volunteers can provide the same assistance and support provided by the animal.

the individual with a disability and the service animal. Do not separate.  

 individuals with a service animal from others.   

that enable service animal handlers to care for the animal (clean up accidents), if the handler does not have them.

so that individuals with a disability can easily take the service animal outside for relief.

that you offer are generally for the benefit of the human.   

because distracting the team can cause safety issues.