Officer Rich Dahl said the baby kangaroo was wrapped in a blanket, and was sitting in an infant car seat.
The woman told Dahl she needed the animal to handle emotional distress, and she produced a letter from a doctor to that effect.
The officer said the woman agreed to leave, although she was upset about it at first. Dahl said he's not sure if a kangaroo would legally qualify as a service animal to help the disabled under the law, but he's glad he didn't have to find out.
3 comments:
Get a f'ing dog, roo's are not pets.
Not a good start to their share the love campaign!
As an Australian, I weep to see one of my lovely native animals subjected to this disgusting American obsession with "owning" exotic wild animals - and then subjecting them to psychotic anthropomorphic, degrading lives doing things like dressing them in clothes or carting them to McDonald's in a child's car seat. I bet you anything she doesn't feed it properly! Little guy should be wild and free. So selfish. I'm disgusted.
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