Some businesses are required to allow entry to "emotional support animals"[1], though not under the ADA. The FHAA requires landlords, dormitories, apartment com

Some businesses are required to allow entry to "emotional support animals"[1], though not under the ADA. The FHAA requires landlords, dormitories, apartment complexes etc. to provide reasonable accommodation for ESA, and the Air Carrier Access Act (which I hadn't heard of) requires it of airplanes. [1] I really hate these things--maybe 5% are valid, but the rest are bunk.