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This practice follows the GHS Service Animal Policy and regulations set forth by the American with Disabilities Act Amendments Act (ADAAA) .  \nEmotional Support Animals (ESA) may also be permitted when an ESA letter written by a Licensed Mental Health Professional is provided. The ESA letter must be reviewed by a supervisor (Office of Student Affairs for students) and Facilities Manager prior to approval.  \nAll other animals are allowed on exterior grounds but not within the buildings or food establishments. All animals must be leashed, licensed and under the complete control of their owners or handlers at all times. Animals may not be tied or left unattended at any time. Owners and handlers are responsible for the removal and disposal of all excrement deposited by their animals.  \nFor clarity, the USCSOMG grounds are defined as all walkways, green spaces, roadways and parking areas surrounding the USCSOMG building.  \nLicensing requirements can be found at the following: [https://www.greenvillesc.gov/541/Animal-Control](https://www.greenvillesc.gov/541/Animal-Control). The USCSOMG Facilities team will take responsibility to protect or remove the animals in a situation where they may be in or pose imminent danger.  \nIndividuals may speak with the Facilities Manager for clarification or questions.  \nSanctions  \nFailure to comply may result in disciplinary actions.  \nAdditional Contacts  \nExecutive Director, Business Operations and Finance Facilities Manager  \nRelated Information  \nGHS Pet Visitation Policy S-050-30  \nGHS Service Animal Policy S-050-28  \nHistory  \nDate of Change:  \nChange:  \nReason for Change:","cbCaidsqBGK4UhzT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidsqBGK4UhzT","pdf",33762,"English","# Policy Statement\n## Scope\n## Policy Statement\n## Reason for Policy\n## Procedures\n## Sanctions\n## Additional Contacts\n## Related Information\n## History","[{\"question\":\"Which animals are permitted on USCSOMG campus buildings and grounds?\",\"answer\":\"Service animals are permitted on campus grounds and within USCSOMG buildings when provided to an individual with a documented disability. 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