Animal Care

Your ESA letter must specify which animals are covered. Your ESAs can all be covered by one letter. If you intend to have more than one emotional support animal, let your therapist or physician know in advance.

Landlords can only deny your ESA applications in a few specific situations. The main exception is if they can demonstrate that your ESA poses a risk to the health or safety of other tenants. They cannot simply reject your ESA due to a no-pets rule or because they dislike the breed of your animal.

Absolutely. By offering comfort while you're experiencing mental or emotional suffering, your pet may already be serving as your emotional support animal. Your pet can be recognised as your authorized emotional support animal with the help of an ESA letter.