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    • History of Service Dogs
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    • ADA >
      • ADA FAQ
      • ADA Title I & V
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      • Additional Resources >
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        • ADA: Know Your Rights -- Returning Service Members with Disabilities
        • ADA Questions and Answers
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        • Q&A: The Americans with Disabilities Act and Persons with HIV/AIDS
        • Ten Employment Myths
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      • Tips for Flying With Your Service Dog
      • TSA Info
    • DOT
    • EEOC >
      • Reasonable Accommodation - Employment
      • Information for Employers
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      • Guide for Landlords
      • Reasonable Accommodation Request - Housing
    • Sec 504 >
      • Reasonable Accommodation Request - Education
    • State Laws Pertaining to Service Dogs
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    • Advocacy
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    • Churches
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      • Local Law Enforcement
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Guide & Service Dogs Entering Hawaii


THE HONOLULU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ON THE ISLAND OF OAHU IS THE ONLY PORT OF ENTRY FOR ALL DOGS AND CATS ENTERING HAWAII UNLESS A VALID NEIGHBOR ISLAND INSPECTION PERMIT HAS BEEN ISSUED BY THE HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.  THIS INCLUDES GUIDE DOGS AND SERVICE DOGS.


GUIDE DOGS AND SERVICE DOGS THAT MEET THE FOLLOWING DEFINITIONS CAN COME INTO HAWAII WITHOUT QUARANTINE PROVIDED THEY FOLLOW THE STEPS OUTLINED BELOW <<READ MORE>>

Source: Hawaii Animal  Industry Division


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