MyServiceAnimal Employee - Daniel Butler
Daniel Butler
“Disability rights laws can be complex and intimidating. My goal is to make FHA and ADA protections accessible and clear for every handler.”
- Earned his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School in 2010.
- Specializes in housing accommodations (FHA) and public access compliance (ADA) for assistance animals.
Bringing over a decade of advocacy to help handlers protect their housing and travel rights. Proud owner of an ESA cat named Thomas.
Author Posts
Owning a Lawful ESA Companion Animal in Virginia
Coming into possession of an emotional support animal is an important step in the therapy of countless cognitive infirmities. But before becoming an ESA owner, you should know all the ins and outs of keeping these creatures, especially given the fact that ESAs regulations can vary from state to state. So, we’ve created a quick […]
What Should ESA Owners in Wisconsin Know?
Ownership of an emotional support animal works both ways. On the one hand, the animal brings you comfort and peace, and on the other hand, it requires constant care and attention. So, for residents of Wisconsin who are seriously thinking about getting an ESA, we have prepared a piece of information about emotional support animals […]
Service Animals Housing Rights
Humans with inabilities can often feel cut off from the world and society. They have special needs, and asking someone for help is often difficult. That is why service animals are especially popular among such humans. These creatures are expressly tamed to perform almost any tasks of their owners. Moreover, the constant vicinity of an […]
Renting an Apartment with an Emotional Support Animal
How to rent an apartment with support animal Every day the number of men having registered emotional support animals that help them cope with various psycho-emotional maladies is increasing. Many scientific studies in this field show the undeniable positive impact of animals on the mental state of a person. For example, ESAs help to cope […]
Reasonable Accommodation Request — How to Secure Housing for Your Service Animal or ESA
A reasonable accommodation request is a formal communication to a housing provider asking them to make an exception to their standard pet policy so that a person with a disability can live with their service animal or emotional support animal. Under the Fair Housing Act (FHA), landlords are legally required to consider and, in most […]
