Register your emotional support dog

What you get for your dog

A credit-card-sized ID card with your dog's photo, name, breed and your name as handler, plus a QR code that opens your dog's verification page. A letter-size Certificate of Registration ready to frame. Both arrive as print-ready PDFs, or printed and laminated in the mail with the Complete Kit.

The verification page shows your dog's name, species and breed, your city and state, the registration date and whether the listing is active. Nothing else about you.

A good photo makes the card

Use a well-lit photo of your dog's face, taken at eye level, with a plain background. Phone photos work well. You see the card build itself as you type, so you can swap the photo before you pay, and you can replace it free from your kit page later.

Emotional support dog or service dog?

They are different things. A service dog is trained to perform specific tasks for a person with a disability and has public-access rights under the ADA. An emotional support dog provides comfort by being there, and its rights, mainly in housing, come from a letter from a licensed health professional, not from a registration.

A registration card doesn't make a dog a service dog, and we don't sell service dog registrations.