Cry Tears
10-20-2006, 09:10 PM
Everyone assumes it must take a lot of training, hard work, numerous piles of paperwork, uphill battle of paper work, expenses beyond affordable in order to get a status for having a service animal.
Here's a link to Service Animals...you may be very surprised!
My doctor wrote a perscription for me stating
"Patient to have service animal to assist with disabilities"
We even fly on commercial airlines....my dog sits quietly at my feet during our flights. South West Airlines brought her a blanket during a long flight,floors are always cold....they had a few open seats, insisted she climb up for a snooze during one flight. We walk up and down the isle, people reach out for a pet after they announced her as a "Pet Therapist" open for visiting.
Here's some pictures of Satin II
Blessings, Cheryl
Here's a link to Service Animals...you may be very surprised!
My doctor wrote a perscription for me stating
"Patient to have service animal to assist with disabilities"
We even fly on commercial airlines....my dog sits quietly at my feet during our flights. South West Airlines brought her a blanket during a long flight,floors are always cold....they had a few open seats, insisted she climb up for a snooze during one flight. We walk up and down the isle, people reach out for a pet after they announced her as a "Pet Therapist" open for visiting.
Here's some pictures of Satin II
Blessings, Cheryl