You are right - the doctor's note suffices. It will be a great exhibit, should the gym be foolish enough to sue.

She provoked the dogs by reaching into their yard. Put up some signs, to provide you further protection.

You are free to secure the premises by all reasonable means. A lock on the gate is certainly reasonable.

This has nothing to do with animal law - moving to criminal defense. The defendant can discuss the test and bond with his attorney.

Can the ASPCA sue me for animals they "took" from me?

Given the demands, you would do well to retain counsel to address the seizure and the costs.

My studpug breed w/a pug. The owner doesn’t want to give me the fee(1pup) nor does she want to give me a puppy. What to do?

"I waited until I knew the female pug was pregnant to discuss further about the stud fee or the pick of the litter." The time to establish the...

Can I make a stolen report for a a puppy who disappeared from the car?

1. You don't even know how the dog got out. 2. That the dog could have "jumped out" means you did not even secure the puppy in the car. 3....

Can I find a home for my sister's cat?

Report the abandoned pet to animal control, before your landlord finds out about it.

I wish to serve a cross-motion for summary judgment which MRCP explains if I have to meet and confer first?

As you are in Superior Court, Rule 9A applies. Read it and conform to its requirements.

Do my landlord have a right to see a doctor's note?

Is it a true service dog, or merely an ESA? The latter will require a letter from a treating physician stating the need for the pet and what...