Service Animals and Assistance Animals. A service animal or an assistance animal, as defined by the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the California Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA), is not a pet. A service animal or an assistance animal that assists a Tenant with a disability, Additional Occupant named in Section 1.1 with a disability, or Child named in Section 1.1 with a disability is permitted to reside in the Rental Property.
Service Animals and Assistance Animals. A service animal, as defined by the American with Disabilities Act, is not a pet. A service animal or an assistance animal that assists a Tenant with a disability, Additional Occupant named in Section 1.1 with a disability, or Child named in Section 1.1 with a disability is permitted to reside in the Rental Property. Tenant is liable for any injuries or damages caused by the service animal or assistance animal. Even if Tenant has a certificate stating that the animal is service animal or assistance animal, Tenant must obtain prior approval from the appropriate UCSF unit in order for Housing Services to provide the accommodation.
