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Emotional support animals “provide companionship, relief from loneliness [, and]
depression;” emotional support animals may be allowed in housing with “no pet”
restrictions, but they do not have access to public places.9
http://www.jmls.edu/fairhousingcente...ce-Animals.pdf
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