Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is this a rental situation where you want to be able to keep the cat but the landlord is saying no pets?

I would be it’s exactly this. There are so many pet friendly rentals in this area but people still insist on taking pets to the ones that aren’t.

Unfortunately, this is not the case, which is too bad.

Gosh, I guess I’m gullible!

I thought what OP had in mind was training/certifying her cat to be able to visit elderly and infirm people, etc., to make them feel better. I know there are dogs in that role, and I swear I’ve seen news stories about cats too. I don’t know what training would be involved beyond the cat already being sociable and loving attention.

If what the OP wants is done bogus “service animal” certificate for a garden variety pet, to evade reasonable animal restrictions in public, well, worst of luck to you.

Anonymous wrote:Is this a rental situation where you want to be able to keep the cat but the landlord is saying no pets?

I would be it’s exactly this. There are so many pet friendly rentals in this area but people still insist on taking pets to the ones that aren’t.

Is this a rental situation where you want to be able to keep the cat but the landlord is saying no pets?

Therapy animals are despised in the service animal community. They are a distraction for service animals who are trying to work.