Hawaii SB404 mandates disclaimers for sellers of emotional support animals and related items.
Hawaii SB404 requires sellers of emotional support animals and related items to provide written disclaimers to buyers. These disclaimers must state that the animal does not qualify as a service animal, lacks the necessary training, and does not entitle the user to the same rights and privileges as service animals. The bill also warns that misrepresenting an emotional support animal as a service animal is a violation of state law. Violations of this requirement are subject to civil penalties.
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