Emotional Support Pets are trained to provide assistance to a person with mental ill health example,stress, depression, psychosis or some other psychiatric disorder. Patients with any of such conditions prefer loneliness to the company. They feel rejected or dejected and are unable to complete their tasks. This has been medically proven that any type of pet is capable to provide mental solace to the patient. Under the law, a qualified Mental Health Specialist Doctor can recommend ESA. A licensed psychiatric specialist has to provide a letter explaining the patient’s condition as defined by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM IV and DSM V). On obtaining this letter, the landlord can’t deny you renting accommodation even if the building is a “No Pet” area. Not only this, the patient saves much on unfair pet fees. Above all the patient, who is otherwise isolated, gets the company of someone who can understand the emotions and respond accordingly.