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Colorado ESA and PSD Guide Directory

Find Colorado ESA letter guidance by city, housing question or the kind of support you need. This directory connects local services, Colorado ESA housing laws, service-dog preparation and customer help so you can choose the relevant next step.

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Separate animal roles

Browse all 94 guides and service pages below.

Rules and responsibilities

Find the distinction between ordinary pet rules, housing accommodations, and service-animal access.

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Getting started

Understand the available services and the steps from screening to an individual clinical decision.

Compare a plan’s included products after checking whether your question concerns housing support, trained work or both.

People and help

Learn who handles the service and how to reach the support team without sharing sensitive details in a public message.

Policies

Review privacy, health-information practices, the service agreement, and refund procedures before submitting information.

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From reading to an evaluation

Found the right topic? Bring your own history to screening

A guide can explain a subject, but your application needs information about you. Start the free screening when you are ready to discuss the animal’s role in your circumstances.

  1. Complete your personal screening

    Use the intake to describe symptoms, functional effects and the animal support involved.

  2. Receive Colorado clinical review

    A Colorado-licensed clinician evaluates the request and follows up on information needed for a decision.

  3. Keep the emailed result

    For an approved request, the letter is delivered by email for your use and records.

Free Screening

Personal information firstQualified reviewApproval-based delivery

ESA and PSD Pricing Alongside the Colorado Guides

The directory explains the questions; this live catalog shows the services currently available for an individual assessment.

ESA Housing Letter For One Pet

$149.00

24-48 Hour

  • ESA Documentation
  • Licensed Professional Review
  • 24-48 Hour Processing
  • Valid for 1 Year
  • Digital Copy
  • Renewal Reminders
  • Email Support
Get Started

PSA Letter

$199.00

24-48 Hour

  • PSD Documentation
  • Licensed Professional Review
  • 24-48 Hour Processing
  • Valid for 1 Year
  • Digital Copy
  • Renewal Reminders
  • Priority Phone & Email Support
Get Started

Bundle Packages

Bundle

ESA Letter + Certificate Bundle

$199.00

24-48 Hour

  • ESA Documentation
  • ESA Certificate
  • Licensed Professional Review
  • 24-48 Hour Processing
  • Digital Copies
  • Priority Phone & Email Support
Get This Bundle
Bundle

PSD Letter + Certificate + ID Card

$225.00

24-48 Hour

  • PSD Documentation
  • PSD Certificate
  • PSD ID Card
  • Licensed Professional Review
  • 24-48 Hour Processing
  • Digital Copies Only
  • Priority Phone & Email Support
Get This Bundle
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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.

Finding your way through this directory

  1. Where should I start if I only know my city?

    Search the directory for the city name and open its local ESA guide. The comparison entry beside it is useful when your question also involves trained service-dog work or access outside housing.

  2. Does choosing a condition page begin an application?

    Reading a topic does not create a case or send health information to a clinician. Use the screening link when you are ready to provide your own account through the intake form.

  3. Why are housing rules and animal training in separate groups?

    They answer different decisions. A housing guide concerns a request to keep an assistance animal at home; a training guide concerns what a dog learns and how it works. The directory keeps those subjects distinct so you can follow the relevant requirements.

  4. Can I find my personal letter in this directory?

    No customer document is listed here. Sign in to the customer dashboard and use My Letters to view documents available for your account.

  5. Does the directory include every Colorado county?

    Telehealth service is available across Colorado counties, subject to clinician availability and individual review. The city entries offer additional local guidance; an unlisted town does not by itself rule out an application.

  6. Where can I find the rules a guide relies on?

    Follow the primary-source links beside the relevant claim and the page’s source notes. For a local deadline or a property-specific question, check the responsible office directly rather than relying only on a general article.

Sources and review date: October 12, 2026

Colorado assistance-animal accommodation provisions inform the housing-law collection. Individual articles link to their own authorities.

Colorado resource directory reviewed October 2026 for residents comparing animal-support services. Articles provide information rather than medical or legal advice. Local authority rules may change; verify current requirements with the relevant office. Screening does not guarantee an approved document. CSA is not part of a public authority or housing association. For urgent crisis support, visit 988 .

Ready to bring your own circumstances to a review?

Start an application when you understand the service you need, or compare the available plans first.

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