Training: Legal requirements for Service & Assistance Animal

Tuesday, September 18, 2018
1:00 PM MDT - 3:00 PM MDT

Join Disability Law Colorado to learn about the law regarding service & assistance animals.

Do you know the difference between a service animal an assistance animal and an emotional support animal?

Do you know which of these animals is allowed in a public business? In housing? In a school? On airplanes?

Do you know when an animal – even an legitimate service animal – can be removed from a public business?

Do you know what information can be requested of a person with a disability entering a public business with an animal? In housing?

Do you know about Colorado's law regarding misrepresentation of a service animal that went into effect on January 1, 2018? 

If discussion around any of the above questions interests you, we encourage you to attend our training on service and assistance animals.  This training is open to the public at $10/person, but please note that space is limited and registration will be on a first-come, first-served basis.  If you need accommodations (ASL interpreter, Spanish interpreter, etc.) or have questions about these upcoming trainings, please contact Emily Harvey at eharvey@disabilitylawco.org or 303.722.0300.  Please let us know of any accommodations you need at least 72 hours prior to the scheduled training.

Event Location

Reception Center
40 Village Road
Avon, CO 81620

Disability Law Colorado is an independent, public interest non-profit organization, specializing in civil rights and discrimination issues.  We work to protect and improve the human, civil and legal rights of people with disabilities and older people throughout Colorado by embracing opportunities to work on ground-breaking issues that change systems and improve communities. We're celebrating 40 years as Colorado's Protection and Advocacy System and 30 years as administer of Colorado's State Long-Term Ombudsman and Legal Assistance Developer programs.