Законы штата Орегон

[antonborisov]

Немного позже, посмотрю это подробнее, а пока, тем, кого это может заинтересовать, Закон штата Орегон о служебных животных (Service Animals).

К примеру, такие вот интересные есть пункты в Законе.

(1) A person with a physical impairment has the right to have an assistance animal with the person, and a trainer has the right to have an assistance animal or assistance animal trainee with the trainer, in any place of public accommodation or on any mode of transportation so long as the person or trainer controls the behavior of the animal.

(2) A trainer or a person with a physical impairment is not required to pay an additional fee or admission charge for the assistance animal.

(3) The assistance animal shall be allowed to accompany its owner in an ambulance or other mode of transportation in the event of a medical emergency. If the owner is unconscious, the assistance animal shall be placed in an emergency veterinary clinic until the person regains consciousness and can make arrangements for the animal, or a relative responsible for the injured person is contacted and can make arrangements for the animal, or until the injured person dies, in which case the authorities will attempt to contact the school, where the animal was trained, for further action.

(4) A trainer or a person with a physical impairment is liable for any damages done to a place of public accommodation or to any mode of transportation by the assistance animal…

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Comments

Many types of service dogs

[1trueearthmama.livejournal.com]

Just an FYI, but guide dogs and psychiatric service dogs have the same rights as assistance dogs, and a person with a disability which might be psychiatric such as PTSD or sensory, such as blindness has the same right as someone using a wheelchair or otherwise physically disabled to use a service dog. Just thought I'd put that out there. I don't know your spacific state law, but frankly, it doesn't really matter, because federal trumps state, and the ADA affords service dogs of many kinds the same rights. Not trying to be a pain, just thought I'd comment, in case someone happens upon this and doesn't know.