What if my landlord says they won't honor my legitimate ESA letter?

With a valid ESA letter, the Fair Housing Act requires your landlord to allow your emotional support animal to live with you in your residence. It is the law.

However, some landlords may attempt to impose barriers or resist accommodating legitimate ESAs. If this happens, contact your licensed mental health professional for assistance in verifying or validating your ESA letter. All Pets52 clinicians are trained and experienced and can help you navigate this situation with your landlord.