From WSJopinion: People who lie about emotional-support animals hurt the veterans who depend on them, writes Jason Haag
We’ve all seen the news stories. United Airlines blocks a New York woman from a flight out of Newark Liberty when she tries to board with her peacock. An Ohio man smuggles a marmoset past the gate at Columbus’s John Glenn International, only to be discovered midflight. These and other passengers claim to need “emotional support animals.”
For veterans like me, this isn’t a laughing matter. We rely on highly skilled service animals to make it through our days. Every time someone tries to fly with a miniature horse, it makes...
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