Discriminated by Restaurant (SD)

Evelyn Everley Experience:

I got basically discriminated by @furniturefactoryhsv because I have a service DOG. The bouncer/guard basically kept saying dog and I told him serval times my pup is a service dog 🐕‍🦺 he didn’t give a fuck and kept saying NO DOGS. He didn’t care what I had to say about my service dog and denied me instantly. When he saw my service dog he basically jumped out of his chair and blocked us from entering further in. My pup wore service dog gear a custom expensive harness and my friends were with me and knows my pup is a service dog.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a federal law that gives people with disabilities equal rights to work, receive government services, and go to public places such as restaurants.

I was out for my friends and I had my service dog with me. We were going to different place to have drinks and we went to the @furniturefactoryhsv. Basically I got discriminated by restaurant and I had my service dog. The bouncer/guard basically kept saying NO DOGS and I told him serval times my pup is a service dog 🐕‍🦺 he didn’t give a shit and said NO DOGS and kicked me out. My friends were with me and said that’s against the law. The bouncer/guard was so intimidating and I did not feel safe.

I called the restaurant the next day and they said we can refuse any animals . I told them they can’t refuse service animals since it’s a public establishment/restaurant. I told them only time a service dog and the handler would be kicked out if the dog is unruly and not behaving.

The owners of the restaurant have a policy with no pets and I asked about service animals. The restaurant managers don’t know shit and they ask for papers for my service animal I told them that ADA does not require papers. @aapdofficial

The furniture factory I’m referring to is at this location. It’s the one in Huntsville Providence:

7 Town Center Dr NW

Unit 103

Huntsville, AL 35806

United States