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Sep 25th, 2008 10:17 AM Join Date: Sep 2008
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I live in an aparment complex where dogs and cats are ok to have as long as we pay a high pet deposit. My sons Dr. has a written medical letter that I presented to the complex to show he is in need of a pet companion. In California are we exempt from the paying the pet deposit ? I live on a tight budget and with what they are requesting I may not be able to put one down. Please advise.
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You would need to consult an attorney in the area of CA or the ADA in order to determine this. I some parts of the country, companion animals are considered to be the same as service animals (which are covered under the ADA). In other parts of the country, companion animals are still not considered on a par with service animals because they have no special training to do this type of work. In addition, the reason for the companion animal can play a part in the decision. If the animal is necessary due to severe depression for which the child cannot take medication it could be allowed. But if medication is available for the condition and you choose to keep a family pet over such, you may need to pay a deposit. I suggest you call a local office of Americans with Disibilities and ask for more info.
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Good answer.
I face the same issue in my building right now. |
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