Animal Response
Service animal gets adult to help
Service animal smells owner, retrieves inhaler
Service animal gets person to sit down or drop to floor
Emotional support animal nudges owner to pet or distract them
Service animal smells what owners are allergic to, retrieves adult or epipen
Service animal interrupts owner's activity and gets her to go outside
Service animal alerts owner to sounds, pushes owner out of danger
Service animal alerts owner to obstacles, pushes owner out of danger
Service animal alerts owner to dangerous fumes
Symptoms
Person's breath smells like alcohol, slurs speech, walks as if drunk,
Person gets winded, out of breath, not able to say what's wrong,
Person gets confused, has stiff muscles, has jerky movements of arms or legs, has seizure that has him staring or shaking
Person can't grab things, slurs speech, walks unsteady, lacks coordination
Person can't breathe, gets blotchy red or swollen face or lips, itches, vomits (Food Allergies)
Person gets super quiet, avoids places or activities that remind her of trauma, feels hopeless about future
Person can't hear conversations, sirens
Person can't see something objects coming toward them
Person can't smell burning stuff, chemicals, food, sour milk
Person's breath smells like alcohol, slurs speech, walks as if drunk, (Diabetes)
Person gets winded, out of breath, not able to say what's wrong, (Asthma)
Person gets confused, has stiff muscles, has jerky movements of arms or legs, has seizure that has him staring or shaking. (Epilepsy)
Person can't breathe, gets blotchy red or swollen face or lips, itches, vomits (Food Allergies)
Person's breath smells like alcohol, slurs speech, walks as if drunk, (Diabetes)
Service animal gets adult to help
Person gets winded, out of breath, not able to say what's wrong, (Asthma)
Service animal smells owner, retrieves inhaler
Person gets confused, has stiff muscles, has jerky movements of arms or legs, has seizure that has him staring or shaking. (Epilepsy)
Service animal gets person to sit down or drop to floor
Person can't breathe, gets blotchy red or swollen face or lips, itches, vomits (Food Allergies)
Service animal smells what owners are allergic to, retrieves adult or epipen
Person gets super quiet, avoids places or activities that remind her of trauma, feels hopeless about future. (PTSD)
Service animal interrupts owner's activity and gets her to go outside
Person can't hear conversations, sirens. (Deaf)
Service animal alerts owner to sounds, pushes owner out of danger
Person can't see something objects coming toward them. (Blind)
Service animal alerts owner to obstacles, pushes owner out of danger
Person can't smell burning stuff, chemicals, food, sour milk. (Aosmia)
Service animal alerts owner to dangerous fumes
