Her companionship with her pets are much more important for which reason I am suggesting she take a dog in her residence".I have read a lot on the the Emotional Support Animal (ESA) and the HUD document that covers it.

"A" might have a dog that provides companionship and love and interaction, thereby staving off suicidal tendencies. 

I threw myself at work, my sister got help from a counselor, and my dad took up a new habit of trying to find companionship that he lost with my mother.

I'm looking for thoughts on renting individual rooms to independent living seniors and promoting community/companionship. 

She had a border whose 'rent' was companionship and occasional handyman, seems all these old ladies down there think this is a good idea without background checks, and he was a career criminal. 

Here's part of the information, and may not be all that applies: "An emotional support animal is an animal (typically a dog or cat though this can include other species) that provides a therapeutic benefit to its owner through companionship.

Local women that offer cleaning, cooking & companionship in exchange for being robbed or otherwise parted with their money. 

I could tell he was hungry for companionship, and I could also feel my humongous to-do list at the house pulling at me… But I decided to not be in a hurry, and listened intently as he told me about his life, when his wife died, his son, his son’s job… how long he’s been in this neighborhood… the friend who used to live next door but is out of state and will most likely sell his house… I was already listening, but obviously my ears perked up at that.St.

Similarly, if a buyer doesn’t want to keep it as a MHP and the tenants have to move then they will be upset they had to give up their 2nd dog and yet turn around and have to move.Yet if I don’t say “get rid of 2nddog” then there’s fairness with the other tenants who know they can’t have a cat or dog (and some have asked if they could)And what do I do about “B” who has the “secret cat” – do I pretend not to know about it so she can keep having it (she’s elderly so maybe this is a source of companionship?

An emotional support animal has no training and their only job is to provide companionship (arguably ever pet provides this service).