Q&A: Who is responsible for caring for and meeting a service animalā€™s needs?
Answer: According to the ADA, the handler of the service animal is the one responsible for its care and supervision. This includes the animal’s food, grooming, vet care, and toileting needs. The ADA states specifically, “Covered entities are not obligated to supervise or otherwise care for a service animal.”
Source: ada.gov
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