@Kenzie Carlson love to hear that!! You know it, they practiced practiced practiced until Atlas perfect 😋🫶😎

@Anissa Stark You’re so very welcome! 💛 🙌

@Julie Kelley Great question! In Florida (and under federal ADA law), rental car companies and rideshare services like Uber and Lyft cannot deny you service simply because you have a trained service dog — even if they have “no pets” policies. Rental car companies are considered public accommodations and must allow service dogs. They cannot charge pet fees or deposits just because you have a service dog (though they can charge for actual damage, just like with any renter). Uber and Lyft drivers are also required to transport riders with service animals and cannot refuse a ride due to the dog. They cannot add extra pet or cleaning fees solely for the presence of a service dog. If it’s not obvious that the dog is a service dog, they are only allowed to ask two questions: 1. Is the dog required because of a disability? 2. What work or task has the dog been trained to perform? They cannot require documentation, certification, or ID cards. Florida Statute 413.08 reinforces these protections at the state level for public accommodations and transportation. If you are denied access: • Remain calm and professional. • Politely educate if needed. • Document the date, time, location, and names involved. • Screenshot ride info if it’s Uber/Lyft. • If safe and legal, record the interaction. You can report discrimination to: • The rideshare company directly through the app • The U.S. Department of Justice (ADA complaint) • The Florida Commission on Human Relations Most situations resolve with calm education — but it’s important to know your rights!! 🐕‍🦺

@Kenzie Carlson such a great video!! And thanks for helping make this cutie a service dog rock star Kenzie 🥳

@Julie Kelley

🎉🎉 YAYYYYY WELCOME BACK SAFFY!!!! 🥳🙌🐾🤩 THIS is how you re-enter public work!!! I LOVE THIS UPDATE SO MUCH!!! The fact that she got a little worried, chose to hide instead of flee, didn’t get shaky, AND recovered quickly when you asked her to sit and watch?? That is GROWTH. 👏👏👏 You did such a beautiful job: - Noticing the fear early - Giving her a job (sit + observe) - Rewarding the calmer choice - Then letting her investigate the pallet That is textbook confidence building without over-coddling or pushing. 👏🔥 And the HIP KICK OUT while looking at cabinet handles?!?! Excuse meeee miss relaxed queen energy 💁‍♀️✨ That’s such a cool detail. That tells me she truly settled. Also love that you focused on her instead of filming. Videos are bonus — the relationship and timing matter more! Heel excitement is totally normal on a “first day back” outing. She was like “I’M FREEEEE LET’S GOOOOO.” 😂 Just tighten that up with consistency and she’ll recalibrate fast. So proud of you both. Jackpot treats absolutely earned. 💥🐶 WELCOME BACK TO WORK SAFFY GIRL!!! Keep the updates coming!!! 💛🐾

@Astrid Nicastri Hi Astrid!! So glad you're able to make the post work!!🥳