Have you ever come across a loved one who has a story to share about getting prescribed an ESA? It seems that many people we know are keeping an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) to improve their emotional and mental state. Emotional support animals show up almost everywhere we go, including buildings following a no-pet policy. These animals (most Read More…
Dogs can satisfy our needs for love, affection and companionship as they are considered the best possible substitutes of a human best friend. Dogs share a unique bond with humans and are ideal for keeping their owners happy and emotionally stable during tough times. Dogs can actually do more than just help relieve the loneliness Read More…
Emotional support cats provide emotional support, affection and companionship to their owners who are experiencing mental conditions, like anxiety, stress, depression, mood swings, phobias, or suicidal tendencies. Usually, people look for the following qualities in an emotional support cat: Likes to cuddle a lot Follows the handler from room to room Sits closely around the Read More…
An Emotional Support Animal (ESA) is a companion pet that offers benefits to an individual with a disability. To qualify for an ESA, pet owners need an official letter from a licensed mental health professional and have a verifiable disability. Individuals must meet the federal definition of disability. ESA are typically dogs, but can sometimes be Read More…
Emotional support Animals (ESAs) provide support and comfort in terms of companionship and affection to people experiencing various mental disorders. Domesticated animals, like dogs, cats, guinea pigs, fish, hamsters, and birds, are typically chosen as emotional support companions. However, others can also go for pets, like snakes, horses and chicken, if they derive comfort from Read More…