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Missouri allows emotional support animals in buildings that prohibit pets. ESAs are exempt from pet fees and restrictions based on breed, size, or weight. Legal qualification is required to receive housing rights.
Can you have more than one ESA in Missouri? Yes, there aren't any laws that limit the number of ESAs you can have. However, an ESA Letter in Missouri should document your need for each emotional support animal you have.
Missouri. It is against the law to keep lions, tigers, leopards, ocelots, jaguars, cheetahs, margays, mountain lions, Canada lynxes, bobcats, jaguarundis, hyenas, wolves, bears, nonhuman primates, or coyotes in Missouri.
You can have more than one ESA. There are no specific rules stating the maximum number of ESAs you may have. As long as the animal(s) does not violate any state or local laws and your therapist agrees your ESAs are there for your well-being, you can have more than one emotional support animal.
The ADA prohibits people from asking to see documentation proving an animal is a service dog. Instead, you can simply ask whether it is, and follow that question up with an inquiry as to what disability the dog is trained to help with.
Each household may own four domestic animals (dogs, cats, Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs and ferrets) in any combination, with some exceptions.
Under Missouri and federal law, no landlord can turn away a tenant who has an emotional support animal ? even if they manage a property that doesn't allow pets.
Service animals are not pets. A business (public accommodation) cannot charge "pet deposit" for a service animal accompanied by a person with a disability.