Relevant to Colorado
Local housing, service-animal and city guides help you start with the question that affects your life here.
We help Colorado residents understand emotional support animal letters and psychiatric service dog evaluations, then connect them with the clinical and customer services provided by American Service Animals.
Our purpose is to make the request easier to understand: which service fits your situation, who evaluates your needs and where to find your documents. Colorado-focused guidance sits alongside an online application and the established ASA customer service.
Explore how an evaluation worksLocal housing, service-animal and city guides help you start with the question that affects your life here.
Your own experience informs the assessment; a paid plan does not predetermine the result.
Access the application and subsequent case records through a connected customer account.

A Colorado-licensed professional evaluates the clinical request. Their assessment considers the information you provide and any necessary follow-up, with responsibility for the findings kept with that professional.
Use Colorado DORA’s credential search to check a professional’s license. The name and credential on a clinical document should identify who made the assessment.
We make the application accessible while preserving an individual, clinician-led decision. An assessment may conclude that a letter is not appropriate.
Colorado Service Animals is a local entry point to American Service Animals’ clinical and customer services. Your application, payments, messages and issued documents stay connected to the same customer account.
We offer access to ESA evaluations for housing-related support and psychiatric service dog evaluations for trained disability assistance. The request should reflect what your animal actually does, with the distinction explained before you select a service.

Our city and topic guides connect everyday questions with the relevant authorities. Whether you are preparing a housing request or looking up a local animal rule, you can follow the source and check its current requirements.
Follow the agency, institution or legal text relevant to the statement.
Distinguish a general explanation from a decision about an individual.
Send the page address and the specific issue to our support team.
Colorado Service Animals connects an application to clinical review through ASA. A free screening is the starting point for describing the need; the result depends on the reviewing clinician’s findings.
Free ScreeningProvide your symptoms, housing context and animal information in the screening form.
A Colorado-licensed mental health professional evaluates the request using your information and any follow-up.
An approved letter is emailed so you can retain it and use it for its stated purpose.
Choose from single-animal and multiple-animal ESA evaluations, psychiatric service dog services and optional document bundles. Review the listed price and inclusions before continuing.
$149.00
24-48 Hour
$159.00
24-48 Hour
$199.00
24-48 Hour
$199.00
24-48 Hour
$225.00
24-48 Hour
Colorado Service Animals does not offer an ESA registry. A professional evaluation determines whether documentation is appropriate; optional cards and certificates do not establish access rights.

Ask the team about signing in, locating your case, checking a payment or finding a finalized document. For private questions about an active assessment, continue the conversation in your account.
We do not present registration as a legal requirement for service dogs, and a documentation service is not a dog-training program. Decisions about animal suitability, training, and clinical care require the appropriate professional input.
Learn how the Colorado website, ASA customer account and clinical review fit together.
Colorado Service Animals has its own website identity and connects customers with American Service Animals for clinical evaluation, account services and issued documents. The Colorado guides explain the local questions surrounding those services.
Contact support with the page's address, the statement in question and the source or explanation that needs review. That lets the team examine the specific issue.
The public guides use credited illustrations and licensed photographs. They are not presented as client portraits, therapist endorsements or evidence that a pictured animal has service-animal status.
The Colorado site uses ASA’s centralized account service. An existing customer should use the established account rather than create another profile solely because the public website has a Colorado address.
A website visit does not establish an ongoing clinical relationship. Your assigned professional's role and the service being provided are identified through the relevant clinical workflow.
Support can investigate an account, document-delivery or administrative problem. A qualified professional remains responsible for the clinical conclusion.
CSA handles documentation requests and related account support. It does not provide emergency response or replace continuing mental health treatment; urgent emotional support is available through 988 .
Service information for Colorado applicants, reviewed October 2026. Public guidance is not medical or legal advice, and local authority rules can change; consult the responsible office for current requirements. Clinical screening carries no guarantee of approval. CSA is separate from government departments and housing associations. Immediate emotional support is offered through 988 .
Explore the service, choose the information relevant to you and take the first step with a free screening.