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An Emotional Support Animal helps to alleviate symptoms of a mental or emotional disability through companionship and affection. Moosh offers fast Emotional Support Animal Certification for you and your pet.
Moosh connects you & your pet with a licensed mental health professional for evaluation/screening to receive an official ESA letter, which you can use for travel or housing. Qualifications are done by psychiatrist, licensed clinical social worker, or psychologist.
Moosh Benefits
- 100% confidential
- 24/7 Online Verification
- Immediate, electronic ESA certificate (if qualified)
- Meets all requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act
- Medical records maintained in our secure, HIPAA compliant system
ESA for Apartments
It simply takes a letter from a licensed mental health professional, like a psychiatrist, licensed clinical social worker, or psychologist, to qualify for ESA benefits.
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How it Works
Step 1:
Tell us about you and your pet
Step 2:
Consult with a licensed Mental Health Professional
Step 3:
Receive your electronic ESA letter instantly (if qualified)
ESA for Travel
Unlike most types of assistance animals, such as service dogs, ESAs are not required to have any kind of specialized training or experience.
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