Service dogs and apartments?
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Wrentham, MA
Licensing Lawyer at Wrentham, MA
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Asked and answered - ONCE is sufficient.
This is a landlord/tenant issue - moving accordingly. If the first dog caused little/no damage, the deposit should be applied to the new dog.
This is a landlord/tenant issue - moving accordingly. "The building allows pets with no breed or weight restrictions." Then a VISITOR with...
Your friend needs to deal with this. You have no standing in the matter.
This has nothing to do with animal law - moving to criminal defense.
" The courts dropped the case, and animal cntrol admittted that they were wrong in the matter." And you present no current legal issue.
It sounds like a bluff, as there seems to be no contract and the failure to complete the reno after all this time lies with the homeowner. IF...
1. This is not a job fair. 2. You do not state a legal issue.
Notify animal control of her abandonment to create a record of the situation and find a no-kill shelter for them.
"If my doctor writes me an ESA note, does that change anything?" No. This is really a family issue - moving accordingly.