Hawaii SB404 mandates sellers of emotional support animals to inform buyers that these animals do not qualify as service animals.
Hawaii SB404 requires sellers or providers of emotional support animals to deliver a written disclaimer stating that these animals do not qualify as service animals. The disclaimer must inform buyers that emotional support animals do not have the training required to qualify as service animals and that users are not entitled to the rights and privileges accorded by law to users of service animals. The bill also imposes fines for knowingly misrepresenting animals as service animals.
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