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Originally Posted by BlueCarnation
Has anyone ever had to deal with a member wanting to keep a service animal in training in a sorority house? A sorority house is clearly not a place of public accommodation, and the member does not need the service animal for herself. I see no way that she possibly can claim that this is legal, but I'm wondering if anyone has encountered this before. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by BlueCarnation
The 5 week old puppy showed up today, a week after she moved in. She didn't tell anyone in advance, including her highly allergic roommate.
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I'd ask for the documentation from the training organization and a contact number. I have a feeling it doesn't exist, but I could be wrong.
http://www.assistancedogsinternational.org/ This should provide you with information, and maybe links to the alleged organization in your area.
Honestly it sounds like a pet with a fabricated justification. I'd also check with your house corporation and your Inter/national HQ as it may be an insurance issue. If she was in need of a registered and trained animal, with a documented disability, that's different, but I am thinking that is not the case.
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