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Q: Your community must consider a request for an assistance animal even if the resident doesn’t appear to be disabled. True or false?
A: True. If the resident has a qualifying disability and has a disability-related need for the animal, then you must grant the resident’s reasonable request to make an exception to your pet policies so he can have an assistance animal.
