Service Dog & ESA Laws in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan protects service dogs and emotional support animals under the Saskatchewan Human Rights Code. Learn your rights and how to get proper documentation.
Get Saskatchewan Documentation →Your Rights Under Saskatchewan Human Rights Code
The Saskatchewan Human Rights Code ensures service dogs have public access rights throughout Saskatchewan.
Key Legislation
Service dogs in Saskatchewan are protected under the Saskatchewan Human Rights Code. This law requires businesses and housing providers to accommodate individuals with service animals.
Read the Legislation →Housing Rights
Saskatchewan landlords must make reasonable accommodations for service animals. Pet restrictions don’t apply to service dogs.
Public Access
Service dogs have access to all public areas. Handlers are protected from discrimination based on disability.
File a Complaint
If you experience discrimination, file a complaint with the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission.
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