May 17th 2013 11:00AM
#fivemin-widget-blogsmith-image-496004{display:none;} .cke_show_borders #fivemin-widget-blogsmith-image-496004, #postcontentcontainer #fivemin-widget-blogsmith-image-496004{width:570px;height:411px;display:block;} Humans are known to discard all pretenses of rational thinking when it comes to pets, but could photos of... Continue Reading »
Apr 29th 2013 6:15PM
Despite the fact that the overwhelming majority of renters have pets, the hassle of trying to find a pet-friendly building doesn't have tenants purring. According to a new Apartments.com survey, 75 percent of renters said they own pets (mainly cats and dogs), which is a significant spike from only 43 percent who said so... Continue Reading »
Sep 28th 2012 4:20PM
California Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law a bill that prevents landlords from requiring tenants to have their pets' claws removed or vocal cords silenced. Landlords cannot reject tenants who refuse the surgeries to declaw or "devoice," and can't advertise in a way that discourages people whose pets have claws or vocal... Continue Reading »
Jul 1st 2011 4:49PM
Each week, AOL Real Estate probes the corners of the Web to bring you offbeat dispatches from the world of real estate. This week it's critters galore, with stories about pet skunks, mistreated monkeys, and community crackdowns on dog poop. One skunk we could understand -- maybe. But 15? One couple has a soft spot for... Continue Reading »
Apr 11th 2011 9:01AM
Condo owners are legally entitled to the same pet allowances as other residents in need: There are guide dogs for the blind and alert dogs for the hard-of-hearing. Their owners are protected under the Americans With Disabilities Act when it comes to keeping the animals at home in a building that might otherwise have a no... Continue Reading »
