Mississippi HB636 mandates businesses and public conveyances to post any restrictions for animals entering the premises.
Mississippi HB636, also known as the MS Support Animal Act, requires businesses and public conveyances to clearly post any conditions or restrictions for animals entering the premises. This ensures that blind, mobility impaired, hearing impaired individuals, and armed services veterans diagnosed with PTSD, who use support animals, are aware of any limitations before entering. The act also prohibits these individuals from being charged for the use of their support animals. The law is set to take effect from July 1, 2026.
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