Let me ask you a question… If your medical equipment was taken from you during a crisis, how long could you function without it? A day? A few hours? Maybe not at all. Now imagine that medical equipment breathes, learns, protects you, alerts to emergencies, keeps you safe in public, and sleeps beside your bed at night. For many disabled handlers, that’s exactly what a service dog does. That’s why service dogs are not pets, they’re not accessories, and they’re not optional. They’re part of how many disabled people survive and navigate daily life. Tiny’s Bill isn’t about giving special treatment. It’s about making sure people who depend on service animals aren’t forgotten when it matters most. Most people will never need a service dog, but everyone deserves a system that understands why they matter. If you believe disabled handlers and service dogs deserve better, stand with us. Sign, share, and help make a difference. Sign & Share: change.org/y9pM6x4rXh Learn More: tinysbill.com