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BYU students find relief through service and emotional support animals
BYU's University Accessibility Center shared how students can adopt and keep service and emotional support animals, including guidelines on how they can navigate campus and on-campus housing.
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HB43: Bill would regulate emotional support animals
This emotional support animal, Biscuit, helps his owner with anxiety induced by a traumatic brain injury. (Katelyn Stiles)
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Emotional support animals help BYU students with depression, anxiety
Leticia Escobedo loves Prince Blanket. He lives in her apartment, where she feeds him, plays with him and cleans up after him. In return, he loves her back and comforts her when she's feeling blue.
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