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Qualified service dog teams must have an Alberta Service Dog Identification Card to ensure access to public places.
Service dog owners should carry their ID with them at all times when in public.
A Service Dog Identification Card verifies that an individual and their service dog have protected public access rights in Alberta.
You may apply for a Service Dog Identification Card if you have a service dog that has:
If your service dog does not have one of these qualifications, you can apply to have your service dog assessed.
If you meet the above qualifications, you can apply online for an ID card or you can request an application form by contacting the Service Dog Assessment team at 780-427-9136 or [email protected]
There is no cost for a service dog identification card.
You will be required to submit a photo of you with your service dog.
Your assessor or trainer may be able to take your photo and submit it on your behalf.
Note your photo must follow these guidelines:
Figure 2.
An official Identification Card will be mailed to you in approximately two weeks.
Connect with the Service Dog Assessment Team:
Phone: 780-427-9136 (Edmonton)
Toll free in Alberta: dial 310-0000, then the phone number
Email: [email protected]
Address:
Service Dog Assessment Team
Community and Social Services
12th Floor Telus House (South Tower)
10020 Jasper Avenue
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 0N3
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