Oklahoma HB3930 amends the definition of service animals and mandates written notices for emotional support animals.
Oklahoma HB3930 amends the definition of service animals to clarify that they are dogs individually trained to do work or perform specific tasks for a person with a disability. The bill requires sellers and providers of emotional support animals to give written notice to buyers or recipients stating that the animal does not qualify as a service animal and does not entitle the user to the same rights and privileges. The notice must be in at least twelve-point bold type and provided on the receipt. Misrepresenting an animal as a service animal is a violation of Oklahoma law.
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