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UPDATE: What qualifies as a service animal
A Dodge County woman and her kangaroo are certainly getting a lot of attention after she was asked to leave a Beaver Dam McDonald’s. She said it’s her therapy animal and goes ever with her, but is it legal? Aaron Backer, the executive director at Wisconsin Academy for Graduates Service Dogs – WAGS – says not all service animals are created equal. He classifies them as working, therapy, and emotional support. Only service dogs, miniature horses, and monkeys are covered under the Americans Disabilities Act….Read More
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