Examines ADA regulations allowing miniature horses as service animals in public spaces, suggesting broad implications for accessibility.
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires many public and private entities to allow service animals to accompany individuals with disabilities in places where members of the public are normally permitted. While most people associate service animals with dogs, the ADA regulations also permit miniature horses that have been individually trained to assist people who have disabilities.
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