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By clock on January 9, 2009.

This is your weekend reading - lots of it, some fascinating, some enraging, but perhaps if enough people are aware and scream loudly enough, something can be done:

Assistance Monkeys, Ducks, Parrots, Pigs and Ducks ... Should the law protect them?

More Follow Up on NYT Story About Assistance Creatures

More Assistance Creature Follow Up - The History of Service Monkeys, Plus Monkey Waiters

Newsflash! DOJ ADA Changes Leaked -- All Animals Set to Be Banned Except Dogs

DoJ's Rationale Behind Banning Non-Canine Service Animals

DOJ's Proposal and Rationale for Allowing Psychiatric Service Animals (dogs only)

Service Animals on the Radio, a Horse Fetching a Beer, Plus Blog Maintenance Downtime

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