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Before Your Stay

Can I bring my service animal or emotional support animal (ESA)?

At Roamia, we welcome guests from everywhere, and we know that some guests may need a service or support animal when staying with us. We're more than happy to welcome your service or support animal without an added fee. 

 

Roamia is able to accept ESAs for guests who can provide documentation from a healthcare worker which demonstrates that the emotional support animal in question provides you (or another guest under the reservation) with emotional support that alleviates one or more of the identified symptoms or effects of an existing disability. Roamia may not ask for this directly, but we encourage guests bringing ESAs to have documentation available.

ESAs should also never be left attended inside your Roamia, and we cannot accept an ESA who has behaved aggressively toward another human or animal. 

 

For service animals that are not ESAs, we're more than happy to welcome these working pets. We do have some basic policies outlined in our Guest Accommodations Agreement:

 

  •  Roamia is unable to accommodate any service animals who have ever behaved violently or aggressively towards a person or another pet.

  • Your service animal must be up to date with all licensing* and vaccination requirements of the state and local jurisdiction where the guest permanently resides.

  • You must furnish copies of your service animal’s current licensing* and vaccination records should Roamia request documentation.

  • You must never leave your service animal unattended in the rental unit.

  • Guests requiring a service animal should notify Roamia in advance of their stay. 

  • Documented service animals are not bound by any breed restrictions set by Roamia. 

 

*Please note that licensing as used above refers only to the basic licensing and registration of an animal’s ownership that is typically required in most states and local jurisdictions. Roamia  does not request information or documentation concerning the licensing and/or certification of your animals as qualified service animals.

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