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Re: [GSAS-Member] review: SPU animal policy
Strangely enough, there is no law wording referring to how to define a
service animal on the books in WA or Seattle. A friend of mine who is
SPD says that so long as you say that your animal is a service animal,
according to the law it is. $.02
-Laurel
On May 17, 2009, at 1:05 PM, meredith crichton wrote:
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> well I'm as guilty as everyone
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> I love the dogs
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> but SPU does have a policy specifically excluding all furry and
> feathered, even the little ones
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> Service animals are, of course, excluded from this policy
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> options for animals that travel with people in June:
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> if you aren't able to leave your animal at home during the meeting
> in June, and it is too hot to leave them in the car, I would like
> to suggest a few alternatives
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> :my mother's home is a non-car animal storage possibility. She
> lives just on the other side of SPU campus. Her yard is not
> completely fenced but I know she's fond of dogs and or cats
> (birds?). reasonably well behaved dogs would be welcome in the house.
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> She is known for feeding them too many treats. (I do need to make
> sure she is home on this date)
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> As a second alternative I live in Ballard with 2 mutts in a
> reasonably dog friendly house.
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> Contact me ahead of time if you may need one of these options
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> Meredith
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