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New 2020 Acura MDX SH-AWD with Advance Package near Mundelein, IL
Vehicle Pricing
- $59,275
Vehicle Details
|SH-AWD with Advance Package
|Stock #
|Exterior Color
|Modern Steel Metallic
|Interior Color
|Ebony Leather
|Gas Mileage
|City:19 Hwy:26
|6 cyl 3.5l Gasoline
|9 speed automatic
New 2020 Acura MDX SH-AWD with Advance Package
2020 Acura MDX Advance SH-AWD MODERN STEEL METALLIC
Vehicle Information
Installed Options
Additional Vehicle Information
- Features
- Specs
- Warranty
- Comfort
- Exterior
- Safety
- Mechanical
- Technology
- Interior
Air Conditioning
|Front air conditioning
|sun sensor climate control, automatic climate control
|Rear air conditioning
|automatic climate control, independently controlled
|Front air conditioning zones
|Rear air conditioning zones
|Humidity/dewpoint sensors
|Air filtration
Comfort Features
|Dash trim
|aluminum, wood
|Floor mat material
|Heated steering wheel
|Center console trim
|wood, aluminum
|Steering wheel trim
|Door trim
|wood, aluminum
|Interior accents
|wood, aluminum
|Floor mats
|rear, front
|Floor material
|Door sill trim
Convenience Features
|Adaptive stop and go cruise control
|Autonomous lane guidance
|lane centering
|front, third row, rear
|Memorized settings
|2 driver, steering wheel, climate control, driver seat, side mirrors, audio system
|Adaptive cruise control
|side window
|Power outlet(s)
|12V cargo area, two 12V front
|One-touch windows
|Reading lights
|front, rear, third row
|Power steering
|Easy entry
|power rear seat, manual rear seat, power driver seat
|Multi-function remote
|illuminated entry, panic alarm, proximity entry system, trunk release
|Cargo area light
|Retained accessory power
|Power windows
|lockout button
|Footwell lights
|Steering wheel mounted controls
|audio, cruise control, phone, multi-function, navigation, paddle shifter, voice control
|Push-button start
|Vanity mirrors
|dual illuminating
|Assist handle
|rear, front
|Remote engine start
|Center console
|front console with armrest and storage, rear console with armrest and storage
|Steering wheel
|power tilt and telescopic
|Rearview mirror
|Universal remote transmitter
|Homelink - garage door opener
|in floor, front seatback, cargo tie-down anchors and hooks, sunglasses holder, door pockets
|Ambient lighting
|Capless fuel filler system
|Moonroof / Sunroof
|tilt/slide, one-touch open/close, anti-trapping, remotely operated, power glass, sliding sunshade
|Roof rails color
|Roof rails
|Daytime running lights
|Front fog lights
|auto high beam dimmer, LED, wiper activated, auto delay off, auto on/off
|Exterior entry lights
|puddle lamps
Exterior Features
|integrated, dual tip
|Front bumper color
|Door handle color
|Mirror color
|Rear spoiler
|Rear spoiler color
|Grille color
|chrome surround, black
|Rear bumper color
|Window trim
Tires and Rims
|aluminum alloy
|Spare tire size
|Tire type
|performance, all season
|Spare tire mount location
|Spare wheel type
|Tire Pressure Monitoring System
|Rear wiper
|intermittent, with washer
|Window defogger
|Front wipers
|speed sensitive, variable intermittent, rain sensing
|Power windows
|safety reverse, remotely operated
|Rear privacy glass
|Laminated glass
|Liftgate window
|Rear door type
|power liftgate with closure assist
|Rearview monitor
|in dash
|Cross traffic alert
|Autonomous braking
|Pre-collision warning system
|audible warning, visual warning
|Lane keeping assist
|Camera system
|surround view
|Automatic emergency braking
|Child safety door locks
|Child seat anchors
|LATCH system
|Body side reinforcements
|side impact door beams
|Impact absorbing bumpers
|Parking sensors
|rear, front
|Blind spot safety
|Lane deviation sensors
|Crumple zones
|front, rear
|Side mirror type
|driver side spotter mirror
|Side mirrors
|integrated turn signals, heated, auto-dimming
|Side mirror adjustments
|power, reverse gear tilt, power folding
|Airbag deactivation
|occupant sensing passenger
|Side airbags
|Knee airbags
|Front airbags
|Side curtain airbags
|front, third row, rear
|Side-curtain airbag rollover sensor
|Anti-theft system
|audio security system, engine immobilizer, alarm with remote
|Power door locks
|anti-lockout, auto-locking
|2-stage unlocking doors
|Axle ratio
|Drive mode selector
|4WD type
|full time
|Center differential
|Auto start/stop
|Cylinder deactivation
|Battery saver
|Rear stabilizer bar
|diameter 27 mm
|Front suspension classification
|Rear suspension classification
|Front struts
|Rear suspension type
|Rear spring type
|Front spring type
|Driver adjustable suspension
|ride control
|Active suspension
|Front suspension type
|lower control arms
|Suspension control
|Rear shock type
|Front shock type
|Front stabilizer bar
|diameter 25 mm
|Rear brake type
|Rear brake diameter
|Front brake diameter
|Front brake type
|ventilated disc
|Braking assist
|Electronic brakeforce distribution
|Power brakes
|Electronic parking brake
|auto off
Stability and Traction
|Stability control
|Traction control
|Hill holder control
|Trailer stability control
Audio System
|voice operated, touch screen display, AM/FM, HD radio
|Auxiliary audio input
|Bluetooth, jack, USB, iPod/iPhone
|Internet radio app
|Pandora, AHA
|Antenna type
|diversity, mast
|In-Dash CD
|single disc, MP3 Playback
|Total speakers
|Radio data system
|Speed sensitive volume control
|Surround sound
|Premium brand
|Hard drive
|Satellite radio
|Electronic messaging assistance
|with read function, voice operated
|Satellite communications
|voice guided directions
|Smart device app function
|vehicle location, maintenance status, lock operation, engine start, maintenance scheduling, send destination to vehicle
|Driver assistance app
|roadside assistance
|Wireless data link
|Navigation system
|hard drive, voice operated
|voice operated
|Real time traffic
In Car Entertainment
|Connected in-car apps
|Google POIs, weather, sports, stocks, Google search
|Apple CarPlay ready, Android Auto ready, AcuraLink
|Infotainment screen size
|7 in. and 8 in. (dual)
|Instrument cluster screen size
|4.2 in.
|Trip computer
|Digital odometer
|External temperature display
|Multi-function display
|Fuel economy display
|MPG, range
|Warnings and reminders
|low oil level, low fuel level, maintenance due, tire fill alert
|Trip odometer
|Upholstery accents
|contrast stitching, perforated
|Passenger seat power adjustments
|4-way power lumbar, height, 12, reclining
|Driver seat power adjustments
|height, 12, 4-way power lumbar, reclining
|Third row headrests
|2, adjustable
|Driver seat
|ventilated, heated
|Passenger seat
|heated, ventilated
|Rear headrests
|2, adjustable
|Front headrests
|2, adjustable
|Third row seat type
|50-50 split bench
|premium leather
|Rear seat type
|captains chairs
|Rear seat manual adjustments
|Rear seat folding
|Rear seat
|heated, sliding
|Front seat type
|sport bucket
|Third row seat folding
|Seatbelt pretensioners
|Seatbelt force limiters
|Emergency locking retractors
|rear, front
|Seatbelt warning sensor
|Third row seatbelts
|Rear seatbelts
|Front seatbelts
|Steering ratio
Drive Type
|Drive Type
|Standard Seating
|Max Seating
|Head Room (front)
|38.1 in
|Head Room (rear)
|38.3 in
|Hip Room (front)
|57.5 in
|Hip Room (rear)
|57.8 in
|Shoulder Room (front)
|61.1 in
|Shoulder Room (rear)
|59.1 in
|Leg Room (front)
|41.4 in
|Leg Room (rear)
|36.6 in
|Seating Rows
|Head Room (third row)
|35.6 in
|Hip Room (third row)
|40.6 in
|Shoulder Room (third row)
|54.7 in
|Leg Room (third row)
|28.1 in
Measurements of Size & Shape
|196.2 in
|77.7 in
|Width (without mirrors)
|77.7 in
|67.4 in
|111 in
|Ground Clearance
|7.3 in
|Angle of Approach
|14.9 degrees
|Angle of Departure
|17.4 degrees
|Track Width (front)
|66.3 in
|Track Width (rear)
|66.3 in
|Break-over Angle
|15.2 degrees
Measurements of Weight
|Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
|5677 lbs
|Gross Vehicle Weight Range
|5001-6000 lbs
|Curb Weight
|4303 lbs
|Max Towing Capacity
|5000 lbs
Truck Specifications
|Max Payload
|1374 lbs
Interior Dimensions
|Cargo Volume
|15 cu ft
|Interior Volume
|147.7 cu ft
|Passenger Volume
|132.7 cu ft
|Cargo Volume (rear seats down)
|68.4 cu ft
|Cargo Volume (third row down)
|38.4 cu ft
Performance Specifications
|Turning Circle
|38.7 ft
Fuel Tanks
|Fuel Capacity
|19.5 Gallons
Wheels and Tires
|Front Tire Type
|Front Wheel Diameter
|20.0 x 8.5 in
|Rear Tire Type
|Rear Wheel Diameter
|20.0 x 8.5 in
Crash-Test Ratings
2020 Acura MDX SUV AWD
|Front Crash Overall
|Front Crash Driver
|Front Crash Passenger
|Side Crash Overall
|Side Barrier Overall
|Side Barrier Driver
|Side Barrier Passenger
|Side Pole Driver
|Side Combined Front
|Side Combined Rear
Green Score
EPA Green Score
( California LEV-III ULEV125
EPA and California-required standards. The names refer to tables of numerical limits for the various air pollutants allowed by the standards.
|Fuel Type
Air Pollution Score ?
The Air Pollution Score is based on the government emission standards for which the vehicle was certified to comply with and reflects vehicle tailpipe emissions that contribute to local and regional air pollution, creating problems such as haze, and health issues.
Greenhouse Gas Score ?
This score reflects fuel emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases.
Smartway ?
SmartWay is a designation earned by those vehicles that have combined Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gas Scores that place them in the top tier (approximately the top 20%) of environmental performers. SmartWay Elite is reserved for the best of the best.
EPA Green Score
( Federal Tier 3 Bin 125
EPA and California-required standards. The names refer to tables of numerical limits for the various air pollutants allowed by the standards.
|Fuel Type
Air Pollution Score ?
The Air Pollution Score is based on the government emission standards for which the vehicle was certified to comply with and reflects vehicle tailpipe emissions that contribute to local and regional air pollution, creating problems such as haze, and health issues.
Greenhouse Gas Score ?
This score reflects fuel emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases.
Smartway ?
SmartWay is a designation earned by those vehicles that have combined Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gas Scores that place them in the top tier (approximately the top 20%) of environmental performers. SmartWay Elite is reserved for the best of the best.
Available Incentives
0.9% APR for 24-72 months*On Approved Credit
2020 MDX 9 Speed Automatic Featured Special Conquest Lease. For well-qualified lessees who currently own a 2010 or newer Audi, BMW, Buick, Cadillac, Genesis, Honda, Infiniti, Lexus, Lincoln, Mercedes Benz or Volvo vehicle. - $409 per month for 36 months
2020 MDX 9 Speed Automatic Featured Lease - $419 per month for 36 months
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Special Offers
$2000 - 2020 MDX $2,000 Loyalty Offer Calculate
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Made buying experience quick and easy
" Bought a pre-owned vehicle and they give you all the extras as long f you were buying new.Made buying experience quick and easy.Julie Jones was sales lady.recommend "
I absolutely love this dealership
" I absolutely love this dealership, the staff are super inviting and friendly, I would definitely recommend everyone I know to come here.. Julie was my favorite... super nice very persistent about the cookies lol... don't deny the cookies just take em... "
I worked with Julie and she made the experience fun...
" I worked with Julie and she made the experience fun and made sure I knew everything I needed to know about my Acura RDX 2015 by the time we were done! "
Great customer service and I'm very happy with the vehicle.
" Purchased a new MDX from this dealership. Julie Jones was awesome. Very helpful and attentive. Great customer service and I'm very happy with the vehicle. "
The purchasing experience was pretty much hassle free
" Purchased my first Acura here last October. The purchasing experience was pretty much hassle free. They had three used/new vehicles fitting my criteria (small suv/crossover) and I ended up leaving with an Acura RDX which was on my list. Salesman was great and have since gone in for service (oil change) which was also a painless experience. "
I always recommend it to my friends and I still do till today.
" I am joyous to say that I had a wonderful experience with Anthony McGrath Acura of Libertyville. I always recommend it to my friends and I still do till today. Thank you very much for your hospitality and your integrity. "
Very happy with my Acura purchase
" I purchased my first Acura at this location (Libertyville) and very happy with my Acura purchase. Every time I need service on my car Anthony takes good care of it. Anthony is the best and happy he's in service. "
they are Great.
" This is my 6th Acura from the dealership. I live in the city but I always come out to Libertyville for my purchase and service. It is well worth the trip. Nick the service writer has always taken well care of me as well as the whole dealership.. they are Great. "
first class customer service
" Bought a used TSX from here and can not be happier with the process. Despite the car pulling heavy to the right originally, the staff went above and beyond by not only fixing it but with brand new rims and tires. The staff across the board were phenomenal. From Sean selling me on the car, to Juan the service manager making sure everything was good to go, to Chance in finance to explain and get the best deal possible and also the general manager matt with the first class customer service. To say the least I am very proud of buying my car from McGrath Acura in Libertyville and look forward to the future working with these guys. "
Very pleased with my experience at McGrath Acura L'Ville.
" Very pleased with my experience at McGrath Acura L'Ville. Glad I bought with them, and would do so again. Here's the background ... Originally test drove a 2019 MDX Tech Package (a dealer courtesy car) in the fall of 2019. Loved the MDX but had planned to wait another year before purchasing. That is, until I received an email and text in mid-December letting me know they had made a sizable price reduction on the car through a special incentive they were running. Went the next day to review the deal and decided to go ahead because the price was below market, and just too good to pass on. The smart follow up and communications from the dealer on the price reduction was what made the difference and the sale. Then, I had the pleasure of being looked after by Julie Jones during the transaction, along with the friendly assistance of D Jay in the business office, and the GM Matthew was engaging and provided additional helpful and important info in my buying decision. Follow up after my purchase has been great, and a brief stop in the service department has also been as well. Great experience and great vehicle! "
excited about my Acura
" I got my first car here excited about my Acura today so friendly great customer service especially Jullie she rock she got me prove for a MDX Acura go there for great service and a car "
I highly recommend this dealership.
" The Acura dealership is under new ownership and management. I had my 2012 TL serviced, with major warranty and maintenance work. My service consultant was Nick L. It was scheduled with Juan, the service manager, and Nick completed the paper work. Nick had given me a service loaner, a TLX ASpec. Nick explained all the work involved in the warranty work and gave a suggestion to have other maintenance work done as the engine will be worked on and to save me money in the future. He gave me an estimate of the cost and when my car will be ready. A couple days, he kept in contact with me with updates. The service dept performed multipoint checks. They noticed some of the fluids needed to be changed. I looked at my records and noticed the change of the fluids was due. My car was ready in four days as promised. I picked up my car and it drove like new. I also recieved discounts on the service performed, as I have been a loyal and longtime customer. I highly recommend the service department. Even though there's new owners and management, the service staff are still there. They deliver quality services. The service staff have been friendly and good people. They remember customers by their names. They provide updated information and explain everything. Thank you Juan, Bruce, Jason, Nick, and the service department! 2011 Review: Jerry, the sales consultant, is straightforward and takes the time to make sure I found the car I wanted, with the best deal. He helped search for a TL SH-AWD with a specific color I had wanted, and was able to find it and get it from another dealership. You don't get the sales pressure from him. He calls his customers to make sure they are satisfied with their purchase and to see things are going well. The managers are also easy to work with. They made sure you received all the incentives from Acura financing. The service department is great. They offer loaners and shuttle service. The car is ready when promised and is always washed. The customer lounge or waiting area is clean and stock with beverages. Expect excellent service from professional, but friendly people at this dealership. I have been a loyal customer of Acura of Libertyville. I have purchased three new Acuras over five years from here. I had my cars serviced here since 2001. I highly recommend this dealership. "
Very pleased with my purchase at this Dealership.
" Very pleased with my purchase at this Dealership. I dealt with Savannah. She is very nice and very professional. Highly recommended. "
We bought it the next day!
" I had been looking for the perfect used Acura MDX to replace my 17 year old minivan. I found my "new" car at Acura in Libertyville. Our salesman, Sean Brady, was very helpful and let me take the car home so my husband could take a look. We bought it the next day! "
Great experience
" Great experience with Sean & Juan. They both made our buying experience so smooth and easy. Both great guys "
we will be back.
" Great people was easy to deal with we will be back. "
Great Service overall
" Maintenance service - We don't usually service our car at dealerships. But for the first appointment, I thought I'd at least compare prices. I requested a price for the service, and they called me a quote with a special discounted price. It was $30 less than service center we had been going to. Actual appointment went very smoothly. Timing and cost was as promised, and he was happy to answer questions. All the staff were friendly and professional (And the cookies were soooo good) I normally dread going to the dealership but McGrath Acura of Libertyville has made each experience surprisingly pleasant. "
Happy Wisconsin People
" Arrived at McGrath Acura of Libertyville met with an older gentlemen which was nice. I explained my preferences, and he made it happen, efficiently, and promptly. He is extremely friendly, efficient, and makes the process smooth. I was in and out in a few hours. Will for sure recommend them to others. "
Great dealership from start to finish to afterwards
" I recently purchase a car from their dealership and absolutely loved how they answered all of my questions and worked with me to find the best deal for the model I wanted. Every since my purchase, I have called a few times to ask questions, setup service appointments, and so on. Both the sales and service department not only respond back almost immediately, but they actually make sure to explain everything in detail and help me more than I would have expected. Love these guys! "
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The AP Makes Harrison Barnes Its First Freshman Preseason All-AmericanPosted by nvr1983 on November 1st, 2010
Typically, the announcement of preseason All-Americans is something that we pass over, but when today's list was announced it caught our eye. It appears that the Associated Press has decided to get with the 21st century and named Harrison Barnes as a 1st team preseason All-American making him the first freshman to receive the honor since the AP began bestowing the honor before the 1986-87 season. Although Barnes was technically the last man on the team with 17 out of 67 possible votes, by far the fewest of any member of the 1st team, it is remarkable that he achieved recognition that players such as Carmelo Anthony, Greg Oden, Kevin Durant, Michael Beasley, Derrick Rose, and John Wall never did. Still, Barnes, who like every other freshman, was left off the preseason Wooden Award list will have his work cut out for him trying to match the production of some of the most prolific freshman (many of whom made the final All-American team), but based on what we have heard out of Chapel Hill he might have a chance.
Here is the rest of the first team with the number of votes out of 67 possible votes that they received from the AP voters:
- Kyle Singler, Duke (65)
- Jacob Pullen, Kansas State (53)
- Jimmer Fredette, BYU (49)
- JaJuan Johnson, Purdue (46)
- Harrison Barnes, UNC (17)
Singler, the top vote-getter, is the lone returning AP preseason 1st team All-American although he was only honorable mention when the end-of-season picks were made last year. It is worth noting that none of the members (John Wall, Evan Turner, DeMarcus Cousins, Wesley Johnson, and Scottie Reynolds) from of last year's All-American team returned to school and none of them were on the preseason All-American team from a year ago so keep that in mind although we have a feeling we will be seeing a few of this year's preseason All-Americans on multiple All-American lists at the end of the season.

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How to get an Emotional Support Dog Letter
An Emotional Support Animal (ESA) can be any type of animal. A common animal type is a dog. Dogs and other animals can provide therapeutic comfort for those suffering from depression, anxiety or a mental/emotional illness. For those considering getting an Emotional Support Dog, you are protected under federal law. If a licensed mental health professional writes an Emotional Support Animal letter of prescription, your pet can become an certified ESA.
Ask Your Doctor or Therapist for an ESA Letter
Start out by asking your own doctor or therapist to see if they offer this service to you. It's important to communicate your mental health conditions to your doctor and to be transparent in order for your doctor to understand your needs. If approved by your therapist or doctor, they will provide you with their official ESA Letter making your pet an official ESA. By taking your health seriously, an Emotional Support Animal can be the help that you are looking for. It can make a world of a difference by having your Emotional Support Animal by your side when you need it! If by chance they do not know about prescribing an official ESA Letter or do not believe in it, you can seek help from other online resources that can provide with you with one.
Get Your ESA Letter Online
In this day and age of technology, there are other ways of getting your ESA Letter online. For those experiencing depression, anxiety or other mental illnesses, the true benefits of having an Emotional Support Animal around are priceless. An Emotional Support Dog provides therapeutic support and comfort to its owner through companionship and affection that do not require the training that service dogs do. They only need as much training as an ordinary pet requires in order to live peacefully among their owners without being a nuisance or a danger to others.
Click here to see if you may qualifying for an ESA
Training Your Emotional Support Animal
A popular misconception about emotional support dogs is that they need specialized training. This misunderstanding likely stems from confusing emotional support dogs with service dogs, which are governed by the Americans with Disabilities Act. Unlike service dogs, emotional support dogs do not need any specific training. An emotional support dog provides therapeutic support and comfort to its owner through companionship and affection. Service dogs, on the other hand, undergo highly specialized training to assist with a disability, such as a dog that is trained to protect its owner's head during a seizure. All emotional support dogs however should undergo basic obedience and behavioral training so they can coexist peacefully with other animals, tenants and passengers without being a nuisance or danger to anyone.
Know Your Rights as an Emotional Support Dog Owner
All Emotional Support Animals are allowed to board U.S. and foreign carrier's airplane cabins. In accordance with the Air Carrier Access Act, this establishes a procedure for pet policies on aircraft cabins to allow pet owners with disabilities to travel with their prescribed ESA. They are not allowed to discriminate on the basis of a patron's mental or physical need for an assistance animal to assist with their physical or non-physical disabilities.
Following this, Emotional Support Dogs and ESAs are also exempt from "No Pet" housing restrictions due to the establishment of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Federal Fair Housing Amendments. Any ESA owner is allowed with live with their Emotional Support Dog and his/her housing provider or landlord cannot discriminate against or charge additional pet fees to any ESA owner who has official documentation from a physician or licensed mental health professional.
If you do not have access to a therapist or if your doctor or therapist is unaware of to the benefits of an ESA, ESADoctors can help you. See if you qualify for an ESA letter and start your new life today.
55 comments
- Dorothy says: October 29, 2019
Here is a list of what information an ESA letter sample must include:
An official letterhead
The name of the licensed mental health professional (LMHP)
The name of the practice
Phone number of the practice
The type of medical license
Date the medical license was issued
The state of the therapist's jurisdiction
The type of animal
That they are your therapist and are currently treating you for a disability recognized in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM).
The date the letter was issued
Most airlines require the therapist to include the following additional information:
That you require the animal to travel
The breed of the animal (mostly only dogs and cats are accepted on flights)
The weight of the animal
- Jarrod says: May 21, 2020
I received a letter from a licensed professional counselor (LPC) and wanted to know if I needed anything else beside the physical letter for my pet. I have seen others that have had identification type of tags that accompany the pet and some had photos of their pet on it etc. I wasn't sure if I needed anything like that to have everything be official or if I just simply needed the letter. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
I have a grand dog that bring me much joy in my life- she doesn't live with me but comes and visits me . Can I still qualify for her to be tagged as an emotional support dog?
- terrie gonsalves says: October 21, 2019
i have an esa cat with paperwork since july i have tried to take to the office and they pass the buck and tell me i have to talk to head manger Patty after many phone call and going in person never met her and she never got back to me tried to give paperwork to office but they refuse and now we have a 60 day notice this is a pet freindly place and most pets are esa pets
- Amy Bair says: October 19, 2019
I dont havw a pup yet but need a lwtter so I can get one. How do I get a letter without the dog I formation? So I can go look for the right dog without my landlord having a cow about me bringing in a dog without the letter?
- Peter says: December 16, 2019
You may consider speaking to your doctor or therapist to see if you qualify for an Emotional Support Animal. Once you are approved, you can adopt an animal that suits your needs best. You may find this article on how to qualify for an ESA interesting – https://www.servicedogcertifications.org/how-to-qualify-for-an-emotional-support-animal/
- Michelle says: August 24, 2019
I have 2 dogs and I got one ESA letter for both of them. But the landlord said that I can only have one ESA animal and when she called my therapist she challenged her on why I need two ESA animals. She then told my therapist that she (my therapist) does not know the rules and that they would only except one. Is this legal?
- Manuel Rocha says: July 18, 2019
If I already have the letter from our doctor for an emotional support dog who do I send it to and how do I register it
You don't have to register your emotional support dog. All you need is your letter, but it might help if you have your letter with you at all times. I got a digital copy of mine on my phone at all times.
- Monty Gootee II says: July 2, 2019
How do I get my dog to become a service dog . duties are making sure meds are taking on schedule and keeping me awake during the day
- Jennifer D. Sahl says: April 28, 2019
My sons doctor or psychologist will not write a letter because supposedly it's a liability on there company( facility). How is that. I need senders and ideas on how to get this to happen. Casper, Wyoming
I used ESADoctors.com and they were a godsend. My doctor didn't know how to help me, so we used their service and they matched me with a therapist in my state. Works perfectly and they helped me when my landlord tried to raise a stink.
- k says: April 23, 2019
Just curious on how long this will take? Does it cost? How Much
- Gail Giltner says: April 14, 2019
There is a difference between a Service animal and a Companion animal. With a Service animal they provide a service to the owner where as a Companion animal works more at calming an individual. I have, as a medical provider, started deferring companion animal letters to Mental Health.
- john says: April 2, 2019
does a licensed mental health counselor qualify to provide an ESA letter?
Yes, they do!
- Amalyn cabrera says: March 7, 2019
I need a esa letter stating that my dog is an service animal due to my stress and anxiety I have
- Alisha says: April 4, 2019
Good afternoon, I am suffering from anxiety and my dog has been an incredible help but I want to make him an ESA dog how can obtain the letter online, anyone know any good and legal websites?
- Lillyanna says: May 12, 2019
Esas and service animals are two very different things i would suggest doing some research before getting either or and see which is a correct fit for you!
- Virginia says: October 26, 2019
I have a yorkie as my ESA I got my paperwork from my Psychologist she typed it up in the office
- Vince Winn says: October 8, 2019
Remember, your dog is NOT a "service animal". This is a legal definition and ESA's don't legally qualify as that.
- Michael L. Bergman SR says: February 18, 2019
My doctor told me to bring her the ESA paper and she will fill it out , where would one get this paper ? I am currently being treated for anxiety and depression and would like to be pointed in right direction to obtain this paper before my next appt.
- Diana Gamez says: February 21, 2019
I am in the same boat. I do not know where to obtain the esa letter. If you do find a way please let me know. And i will do the same if I find a esa letter.
Thank you and God bless
- Diann says: March 11, 2019
Did you find support Animal letter? I have been try to get the paper work for this.
- Madison Wilson says: March 18, 2019
I was looking into getting a puppy (I love puppies) will i be able to get an esa letter for a puppy for my stress panic attacks and anxiety??
- Annie R. says: May 30, 2019
Can one get a letter before actually having the pet. I really want to get my mom and small dog for her anxiety but her apartments say she has to have a note before they allow it.
- nikki says: October 19, 2019
Did you ever figure this out? I am also looking into getting a puppy as an emotional support dog as well but I am wondering if I can get my letter before having my dog because of housing.
- Deborah Wiseman says: June 6, 2019
My PCP has asked me to print the online form for him to complete. Please could you provide me with the link or information as where to obtain this form or letter?
- Mary Lynn Yenkole says: April 7, 2019
I also need a letter for my doctor to fill out. How do i obtain one?
- Jesse says: April 12, 2019
ESADoctors.com (https://esadoctors.com) is a great resource and only works with real licensed mental health professionals.
I used them too and worked perfectly. There are a lot of scams out there and I'm glad we found a reputable source.
- R.Ramirez says: November 14, 2019
I think what a few of us are looking for is more of a template. What should it say or what does it need to say if you are requesting one from our therapist? They may not have completed this before. It's an option to get one from them without paying the extra fee online to get a letter.
- TSsnd says: April 29, 2019
My landlord says he won't accept an ESA letter from my Primary Care Provider, because he is a PAC. Says he will only accept a letter from "a licensed mental health practitioner" as the the Fair Housing Act states. My PCP is the one who treats my anxiety and depression, along with my chronic physical conditions, not a psychiatrist, LISW, therapist, etc. Why do I have to wait to go see someone else, pay the copays, etc when my PCP is the one who treats me???
- Victoria says: June 6, 2019
My landlord didn't except it at all. My landlord told me if I wanted a dog I had to find a new house. I would would need to move out if I wanted a dog. I have PTSD and I gave him my letter from my doctor. They didn't care.
- Islem says: October 21, 2019
That's illegal if you have a ESA letter they legally have to exempt the no pet policy but it's does depend on how big your pet is
Contact the Human Rights dept. in your state
- Megan says: May 4, 2019
Ask your doctor. Normally you would obtain one from a mental health specialist, as the therapist mentioned too, but they strongly recommend a psychiatrist since they handle the prescriptions. An ESA letter is technically a doctor prescribing you with a dog by a mental health specialist, or the doctor specializing in whatever you need help with. You only get ESA letters from your doctor, and YOUR DOCTOR/PSYCHIATRIST is responsible for filling out the ESA letter/animal prescription letter. Not you.
I've had to deal with doctors, especially regarding ESA animals and service animals, so I know from experience, you cannot prescribe yourself a medication, the animal is the medicine basically. I feel it's better to train the ESA animal to be a service animal, not keep it an ESA animal since they are starting to do away with them in certain public settings. Just thought I'd drop that by.
- Kathlene says: December 29, 2019
I suffer from depression and anxiety and on medication for it I have a hard time leaving my home by myself I have a pug what do I need to do
- Lori Spataro says: February 12, 2019
I have a cat who's fixed ,licensed,and has all his vaccines. I want a letter to allow my cat in a apt .complex in PHX.
- servicedog says: February 14, 2019
You can get an ESA letter for a cat. Talk to your doctor or therapist or talk to someone online.
- Cindy says: January 20, 2020
Do you have to have any training , with the animal? Obedience training
- Lis says: March 9, 2020
I have my letter for my dog and license but my manager said some one was complaining that my dog barks a lot and he told me I would have to get rid of him is there anything I could do about this matter or do I have to get rid of him I have him for for about eight years he was 3 weeks old
- Genell Moten says: April 23, 2019
I have an American Pitbull terrier that is very supportive.i need a letter to allow my pet into my Apt
- CL says: July 19, 2019
My doctor doesn't know how to give me an esa letter for my cat, but said if i help her look up how she will give me one. How do my doctor and I go about doing this?
- mia says: December 25, 2019
my dr wrote it as a script..lili.is allowed everywhere with me as per ADA rules
- This website is fake says: April 26, 2020
ESAs do not have public access rights. They can't go everywhere with you. The ADA is for service dogs, NOT emotional support animals…
- Natalie says: November 5, 2019
I have a 3 month puppy and my apartment doesn't allow dogs unless they're 9 months. I would like an ESA for him since I'm pregnant and my husband and I are not stationed together, but my apartment complex doesn't allow online ones. I can't find any near me that do it in person. What should I do?
- Rhonda seel says: May 1, 2019
How and where do I find a doctor to give me a note for my dog do to I have Anxiety
- Alexis Lanae Hill says: July 1, 2019
My family Dr says he will write me the letter, is this fine? Is there anything else Ill need to give to my landlord?
- Amber Gehring says: September 8, 2019
Hi, Yes you need an actual prescription. It has to include your drs license #, and information. It has to include yout info and your animals. You also have to have your animal always caught up on vaccines and your vet will print for free if you ask a certified copy of your animals info and proof of shots etc. If you search online you will find examples and can tell which are legitimate.
Good luck to you!
- Teresa wilson says: July 14, 2019
I have have two cat they are my Support when my husband died I don't know how I would live without them I need a letter so I can keep them in my home
- Bailee Stump says: October 8, 2019
I've recently moved into a dorm and I have a cat at home who comforts me during panic attacks. I've started experiencing the attacks more frequently and intensely due to the new surroundings and isolated feeling. I already take 100mg of Zoloft but my symptoms are still present.
- Elijah Blades says: February 24, 2020
My name is Elijah blades I have anxiety depression intellectual disorder night, terrors insomnia I have a dog that helps me sleep & calm down when my anxiety levels are extremely high what can I do to keep my dog with me at all times I am in college away from home. I really feel alone. I travel a lot on airplanes as well can you share with what I can do
- Peter says: April 29, 2020
Talk to your licensed therapist to help you assess if an emotional support dog is the best treatment option for you. As your ESA your dog could stay with you on college campus and accompany you on your travels. You may find this article on ESAs in college helpful – https://www.servicedogcertifications.org/emotional-support-animal-school/
- Denise Cernosek says: March 4, 2020
I already have a letter from my doctor for a dog
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The left sure seems to have a lot invested in convincing the American people they do not want to reinstate the Fairness Doctrine. Whenever conservatives like George Will accuse them of wanting to revive the abandoned FCC rule, the usual suspects are quick to completely deny any such plans exist. It's like that classic scene from Star Wars:
The Washington Monthly's Steve Benen is the chief wannabe Jedi mind trickster. In response to Will's latest, he writes:
I haven't the foggiest idea what compelled George Will to write such nonsense. It's not only ridiculous, it neglects to mention to the reader that no one is seriously trying to reinstate the Fairness Doctrine. TNR's Marin Cogan recently wrote a great piece, noting that she couldn't find anyone on the left who really wants to reinstate the policy.
Really? No one? I guess it depends on what you mean by 'Fairness Doctrine'. First some history. The original Fairness Doctrine was promulgated by the Federal Communications Commission in 1949 pursuant to authority derived from the 1934 Communications Act. As Will notes, the Supreme Court held the doctrine did not violate the First Amendment in 1969 and the doctrine was still in effect up until the Reagan Administration abandoned it in 1987. In other words, no new legislation would be needed to revive the worst elements of the Fairness Doctrine. They still exist under the 1934 Communications Act and have been blessed by the Supreme Court. As one leading Washington think tank recently concluded:
First, from a regulatory perspective, the Fairness Doctrine was never formally repealed. The FCC did announce in 1987 that it would no longer enforce certain regulations under the umbrella of the Fairness Doctrine, and in 1989 a circuit court upheld the FCC decision. The Supreme Court, however, has never overruled the cases that authorized the FCC's enforcement of the Fairness Doctrine.
Moreover, the original Communications Act of 1934 still authorizes the FCC to require "reasonable access to or to permit purchase of reasonable amounts of time" by a legally qualified candidate for federal elective office, and equal opportunities must be afforded all other candidates for that office. These obligations come from the same set of concerns from which the Fairness Doctrine arose. And Section 315 of the Communications Act still requires commercial broadcasters "to operate in the public interest and to afford reasonable opportunity for the discussion of conflicting views of issues of public importance."
Thus, the public obligations inherent in the Fairness Doctrine are still in existence and operative, at least on paper.
Which think tank authored those lines? Presiden-elect Barack Obama transition team chief John Podesta's Center for American Progress published the above paragraphs in their report: The Structural Imbalance of Political Talk Radio. And what policy changes does the CAP report recommend to 'fix' this 'structural imbalance'?
More important, the Fairness Doctrine was never, by itself, an effective tool to ensure the fair discussion of important issues. The Fairness Doctrine was most effective as part of a regulatory structure that limited license terms to three years, subjected broadcasters to license challenges through comparative hearings, required notice to the local community that licenses were going to expire, and empowered the local community through a process of interviewing a variety of local leaders. Simply reinstating the Fairness Doctrine will do little to address the gap between conservative and progressive talk unless the underlying elements of the public trustee doctrine are enforced, in particular, the requirements of local accountability and the reasonable airing of important matters.
We recommend the following steps the FCC should take to ensure local needs are being met:
- Provide a license to radio broadcasters for a term no longer than three years.
- Require radio broadcast licensees to regularly show that they are operating on behalf of the public interest and provide public documentation and viewing of how they are meeting these obligations.
So under the old Fairness Doctrine, free speech on the radio was stifled by an FCC rule that required broadcasters to devote reasonable time to fairly presenting all sides of any controversial issue discussed on the air, with the government deciding the meaning of all the italicized words. Under the CAP/Podesta/Obama Fairness Doctrine broadcasters must renew their licenses every three years instead of every eight and when they do so the must "show that they are operating on behalf of the public interest" with public interest being defined as whatever ACORN like community organizers the left can rustle up to help define "community needs." Will writes:
In 1969, when the Supreme Court declared the fairness doctrine constitutional, it probably did not know the Kennedy administration's use of it, as one official described it: "Our massive strategy was to use the fairness doctrine to challenge and harass the right-wing broadcasters and hope that the challenges would be so costly to them that they would be inhibited and decide it was too expensive to continue."
Doesn't sound like the left's game plan for stifling free speech has changed all that much in 40 years. CAP report co-author Mark Lloyd told The New Republic, "I don't think there's any movement [to restore the fairness doctrine] at all. … We don't support it." … In other words: This is not the Fairness Doctrine you're looking for.


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The Central Connecticut softball team earned its fifth and sixth straight wins on Wednesday afternoon topping Holy Cross by a score of 2-0 in the first game of the doubleheader and 8-0 in five innings in the second. Sophomore Laura Messina pitched her 11th career shutout, breaking the CCSU record. Senior Nicole Springer also notched a shutout, her first at Central. The Blue Devils improve to 14-9 with the win.
"Both Laura and Nicole did a great job on the mound for us today," Head Coach Jeff Franquet said. "Kelsey placed the ball really well down the left field line to bring in those two runs in the first game and we also performed well at the plate in the second game. Today's wins are great to have under our belt, but we are concentrated on our next conference match-up this Friday against Bryant."
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Central kicked off the inning with a walk by junior Arielle Bruno followed by a single from sophomore Kat Malcolm. Junior Tessa Brown loaded the bases with a single shot to left center just before the Barlow rip that put the Blue Devils on top 2-0.
CCSU held the lead throughout the duration of the game. The Blue Devils posted eight hits in the shutout including two from Bruno, Malcolm and Brown and one by Barlow and freshman Evie Rentzel.
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Springer earned her first shutout as a Blue Devil in the 8-0 win against the Crusaders. She faced 17 batters in five innings, struck out eight and allowed only three hits. She improves to 4-2 on the season.
Central got out to a two-run lead in the bottom of the third starting with a Springer rip through the right side that sent senior pinch-runner Sarah Emery across the plate. Freshman Brittany Ernst replaced Springer on base and, after stealing second, was driven in by a Brown double to right field.
The Blue Devils broke the game open in the bottom of the fourth tallying five runs to get out to a 7-0 lead headed into the top of the fifth.
In the bottom of the fourth, with the bases loaded, Bruno launched a double to left center, her sixth of the season and second of the day. She tallied two RBI as Rentzel, who had walked, and pinch-running freshman Gianna Sandstrom crossed the plate to put Central up 4-0.
Following a Crusader pitcher change, Malcolm sent a pitch to center field driving in sophomore Alyssa McCoart, 5-0 Blue Devils.
Springer sent Bruno home on a sacrifice fly and Brown ripped a single through the right side to drive in Malcolm.
In the bottom of the fifth, the Blue Devils clenched their victory with back-to-back doubles, first from Rentzel then from freshman Eileen Purcell. Rentzel came home on the hit and the game ended on an eight-run rule.
CCSU smacked four doubles in the game and tallied two stolen bases.
The Blue Devils return to action this Friday, March 29, for an NEC match-up against the Bryant Bulldogs (5-12, 1-3 NEC). The first game of the doubleheader is set to begin at 2 p.m. at the CCSU Softball Field in New Britain, CT.


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Correspondence: George E. Caswell to Lillian Soltwedel, 1917, Aug.24-1918. Apr.26.
Correspondence: George E. Caswell to Lillian Soltwedel, 1918, May 7-1919, Aug.27.
Correspondence: George E. Caswell to Lillian Soltwedel, 1919, Sep.2-1919, Nov.17.
Correspondence: John B. Deathe to Myrtle Soltwedel, 1919, July 21-1920, Dec.27.
Correspondence: John B. Deathe to Myrtle Soltwedel, 1921, Jan.7-1921, Dec.30 (and undated).
Correspondence: Rene Sayers to Myrtle Soltwedel, 1918, May 15-1928 (and undated)
George E. Caswell photograph albums, 1917-1919.
George E. Caswell photograph album, miscellaneous, 1917-1919. Photographs include photos of Boy Scouts,travel scenes, Glen and Vera Caswell, Lillian Soltwedel, army life in France and Germany, and General John J. Pershing. Album 1.
George E. Caswell family photograph album, 1918. Photographs include those of George Caswell, Vera Caswell (George's sister), Glen Caswell (George's brother), Lillian Soltwedel, Boy Scouts, Capt. F.C. Kiser, and John S. Nelson. Album 2.
George E. Caswell military photograph album, c.1918-1919. Photographs include training at Camp Logan, Texas, Governor Hobby of Texas, aerial photographs of French and German trenches, Washington, D.C., and Camp Merritt, New Jersey. Album 3.
Lillian Soltwedel photograph albums, 1912-1929.
Lillian Soltwedel family photograph album, 1912-1915. Photographs include those of Lillian Soltwedel and her parents Mary and John Soltwedel. Album 4.
Soltwedel/Caswell family photograph album, c.1913-1929. Photographs include those of Lillian Soltwedel, her sister Myrtle Soltwedel, their parents John and Mary Soltwedel, George Caswell, Betty Caswell, and Patty Caswell. Album 5.
Loose photographs, c.1912-1933.
Caswell scrapbook photographs, c.1917-1919. Includes photographs taken by Caswell of his military training camp, trip to Washington, D.C., and European military service in France, Luxembourg, and Germany. Some photographs of Lillian Soltwedel, Caswell's mother, and his sister Vera are also included.
Miscellaneous military views, c.1917-1919. Scrapbook Miscellaneous 001-013.
Military training, European campaign, and aerial photos, c.1917-1919. Caswell Loose 001-038.
Military photographs and miscellaneous, c.1917-1919. Caswell Miscellaneous 001-006.
George Pershing, 1918. Caswell Addenda Loose 001-003.
Military training and camps, c.1917-1919. Caswell Addenda Loose 004-013.
Aerial photographs, France, c.1918. Caswell Addenda Loose 014-020.
Military and miscellaneous, 1917-1919. Caswell Addenda Loose 021-053.
Caswell and Soltwedel family photographs, c.1912-1933. Includes photographs of Ingebor Roswell, Ida Caswell, George Caswell as a young man, Lillian Soltwedel as a young girl, George and Lillian's wedding day, and their daughters Betty Mae and Patty. [facsimiles] Caswell Addenda Loose Returned 001-027.
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Tentative ID of woman dead outside Massapequa home
A woman found dead outside a Sandy-damaged house in Massapequa was tentatively identified Friday as detectives continued seeking dental records and other confirmation, Nassau police said.
The name of the woman, who had brown hair and appeared to be in her 50s or 60s, and cause of death were not released, pending results of toxicology tests and investigative efforts late in the day.
The autopsy did not reveal any apparent trauma to the woman, discovered Thursday at 27 Ocean Ave. by contractors working next door, said homicide Det. Sgt James Skopek.
Fingerprints could not be obtained due to decomposition, he said, and two teams of detectives were working early Thursday evening to find more proof of her identity.
That included not just getting dental records but going to her apartment in Nassau, police said.
"We'll get her DNA sample, we'll go to her apartment, grab DNA and try to match up DNA," Skopek said.
But detectives still have another mystery -- what she was doing at the house, whose back looks onto the South Oyster Bay and was sheared off during Sandy. A neighbor said the house, covered with boards and tarp, had been a recent estate sale.
Some in the neighborhood speculated the woman was a squatter, but Skopek disagreed.
"I'm not going with that theory," he said. "There's no heat, there's nothing going on in that house. It was completely, from the other side, boarded up, so it wasn't easy to gain access."
It's been challenging finding answers, the detective said, because a lot of the homes nearby remain vacant post Sandy, including the houses adjoining the one in question.
Skopek said he saw high school students get out of a bus nearby, an indication that people have walked by the house, but no one had seen the body until the sound of water spilling from the house attracted contractors working next door.
Chest-high or so hedges bordered the front yard, and 4 feet from them was the body, lying under an overhang of the house, the detective sergeant said. The woman was wearing a dark-colored, three-quarter-length coat and dark pants and shirt, he said.
"We're going back to that neighborhood," Skopek said. "Hopefully, we can dig up something. Maybe somebody had a home video there or surveillance camera."
Residents on the street had called each other Thursday to figure out who had died, said a woman who lives near the house where the body was found.
"None of the neighbors seem to be among the missing," the woman, who asked not to be named, said on Thursday.
She said the home's owner had died last year and the heirs had recently sold the house. A "Sold" sign had been slapped on the for-sale sign outside.


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Brain abberration alert, you are right, of course, Carolyn. (just like the other week when I mistook my wee cat having a nap in her normal bed for mother's fox-fur hat, which I hadn't seen or thought about for 30 years....) :ooh:
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