Fair Housing
A Maine hotel refuses to allow a service dog because of a 'no pets' policy. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act:
AHotels may enforce no pet policies against all animals
BService animals must be permitted in all public accommodations✓ Correct
CThe hotel may charge an additional fee for the service animal
DService animals are only required in federally funded buildings
Explanation
Under the ADA, service animals (dogs trained to perform specific tasks for people with disabilities) must be permitted in all public accommodations, regardless of pet policies. No additional fee may be charged.
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