Renew Your ESA!
Celebrate Freedom with your pet
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50% Off - For Limited Time Only!
+ Includes Full Unlimited Service
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*NOTE: Our doctors are currently available to provide ESA approvals but this may end
With your Official ESA™ approval from a licensed doctor in your state, you’ll have the security knowing you can take your pet with you everywhere you go and never have to leave them behind. You’ll eliminate pet restrictions and regulations by having federal HUD law on your side so you can live in any houses, condos, and apartments without any pet deposits or extra fees! Have the freedom to take your furry friend with you to restaurants, stores, on rideshare services, and bring them when you travel. You'll find businesses are happy to welcome well-behaved Official ESA™ approved pets. Click to order now!
Your Official ESA™ Renewal Includes:
- ESA approval from a licensed doctor, delivered within 48 hours.
- ESA Approval on 2nd pet FREE of charge.
- ESA Approval that includes doctor’s license & signatures.
- Full protection under federal housing authority - FHA law.
- Access to custom ESA forms for landlord and management companies.
- Recommendation for taking pet out around town.
- Includes 100% Satisfaction guarantee
"Official ESA®" is a registered trademark of Support Pets for branding purposes, which does not imply any endorsement, approval, or necessity by any government entity; nor are the company's products or services required by law or affiliated with any government entity. Under current applicable federal law, regulations, and guidance, pets legally qualify as emotional support animals (ESA) only for persons who have an impairment substantially limiting one or more major life activities and who need an ESA for their disability (not including impairments due to the current illegal use of drugs). For purposes of reasonable accommodations in terms of housing, waivers of no-pet policies and pet fees are only legally required for individuals who have qualifying disabilities. Many states, including Pennsylvania and others, make it a criminal offense punishable by significant fines to falsely or fraudulent misrepresent the need for a service or emotional support animal in connection with seeking reasonable accommodations in terms of housing.
