HOMELAND SECURITY CODE OF CONDUCT FOR SERVICE ANIMALS IN FEDERAL FACILITIES

Written By: Homeland Security

Section 102-74.425

What Is The Policy Concerning Dogs And Other Animals On Federal Property?

No person may bring dogs or other animals on Federal Property for other than official purposes. However, a Disabled Person may bring a seeing-eye dog, a guide dog, or other animal assisting or being trained to assist that individual.

Welcome

The online organization, started by the heart of a caring German Shepherd, LADY AMBER, and her protégé, RENEGADE. An organization that is working to overcome the plight of the abandoned and homeless companion animal by retraining them as Service and Therapy Animals for the Disabled & Senior Community and by educating and advocating for Service Animals, the Disabled, and Seniors.

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The laws and policies governing the rights of Service, Assistance, and Therapy Animals throughout the world. Included are the laws and policies of the various State in the United States; the ADA Law from the Department of Justice; Airline Transportation Policies; Bus & Railroad Policies; the policies of other forms of transportation; public accommodations, etc. It is our intention to inform and enlightened the Disabled and Senior Community.

Learn More About

The Website that is dedicated to educating the minds of the future. We encourage you to explore its every facet, and to utilize the material for educational and advocacy purposes. However, we do require in return that this website is given credit for all the information and photos contained within. Otherwise, for permission contact us at 443-636-6256. Further, we ask that you participate with your Communities and Schools to help support the vision, mission, and values of this non-profit organization. Help Support Service Animals By Educating And Advocating For Them And The Disabled And Senior Community.

Our Vision

BUCHANANFPC PHOTO (GERRY, AND HIS SERVICE DOG, MACHO, AT ORCHARD BEACH -- BRONX, NEW YORK)

To create a grassroots, multi-service, online community organization, with the intent to develop positive alternatives that promote the educational, psychological, and physiological changes and benefits of the human-animal-environmental interaction and thus create a more equitable and healthy environment for both humans and animals to live in and share. It further intends to cultivate the needs and services of the entire community, both human and animal in a humane and benevolent manner.

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HOMELAND SECURITY CODE OF CONDUCT FOR SERVICE ANIMALS IN FEDERAL FACILITIES