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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If it were an actual service animal, the family would have very likely disclosed the reasoning among other details. Ie, "grandfather of 4 with history of seizures."

This was almost certainly a pet that someone decided to call their "service animal." And regardless, the animal was transported improperly on the train--even if it was a legitimate service animal. [/quote]

That is wildly untrue. The family shouldn't have to disclose the specific disability in order to be believed. They said it was a service animal. Why do you require disabled people to disclose medical information to you in order to believe them? [/quote]

Is the family going to give the service animal to another person who needs one?[/quote]

The story I read said the daughter found a family to adopt it because she couldn’t keep it because she has other pets. [/quote]

Yep. Definitely sounds like a service dog. This highly trained animal who is specifically trained to perform a specific medical task (per ADA law) was just adopted to a random family so quickly, instead of being given to one who had a family member with a similar specific medical need and needed a similarly trained service dog to perform the same medical assistance task. Definitely, definitely a service animal  :roll:

https://www.fox5dc.com/news/grandfather-dies-at-dunn-loring-metro-station-after-dog-leash-gets-caught-in-train-door

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