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  • Service & Emotional Support Animals: the Dos and Don’ts on Animal Accommodation Laws for Texas Cities

    Under Texas law and the federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), people with disabilities may bring their service animals to all public accommodations, such as government buildings, hotels, restaurants, stadiums, and stores. These laws also require those who operate transportation services to allow service animals. But recent trends show confusion with emotional support animals and the varying definitions.

    Animal Law Expert and Animal Lawyer Randy Turner will present on service animals and emotional support animals as defined by federal laws and supporting state laws. This one hour webinar will examine how cities and municipalities can follow federal and state laws in accordance with handling these animals and how to avoid the pitfalls in applying these laws in their own cities.

    When you RSVP, you will automatically land on a page with the webinar.  

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    April 01, 2029 at 6:00pm
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  • Need to talk to Shelby about an interview I am doing today on the Safe Outdoor Dog Bill.

    Animal-Related Helpline: 1-888-548-6263

    IMPORTANT: To report animal neglect or abuse, contact the LOCAL law enforcement agency, animal control officer, or humane society in the community. 

    THLN focuses on legislation and advocacy--we are not an enforcement agency and cannot respond to cruelty reports. Our mission is to pass effective legislation for the animals in the Texas Legislature. We do not have the resources to address animal cruelty or adoption issues directly, but we can recommend several organizations that do.

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  • The Ethical Pet Sales Bill is coming back in 2027, and we need Texans like you to help get it across the finish line.

    You can help make Texas safer for animals and consumers by spending just a few minutes taking action during the legislative session. When you sign up for THLN Action Alerts, we'll let you know when your voice is needed. A quick call or email to your legislators can make a real difference in moving the Ethical Pet Sales Bill forward.

    Every call. Every email. Every advocate matters.

    Simply provide your information below and confirm that you want to receive Action Alerts. When the Ethical Pet Sales Bill comes before the Texas Legislature, we'll make it easy to know who to contact, what to say, and when to take action.

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    THLN is looking for enthusiastic, self-motivated individuals to join in our mission to advocate for Texas animals by effecting systemic change. If you’ve got a passion for animals and want to contribute to making a tangible difference in thousands of Texas animal’s lives, volunteer with us and become part of the most powerful statewide network for animals.

    With a variety of volunteer opportunities available, you’re bound to find something that suits your interests, talents and schedule.

    Please fill out the form linked below to get started, and make sure to check out our upcoming events!


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Aggie, class 1976. Non/profit Fundraiser. Founder of several fundraisers for children, animals, people in poverty, and a community activist to help BCS.