Honey the Mini Service Horse goes through a TSA security check before a flight.

[WVBaker]

Honey the Mini Service Horse does a great job going through a TSA security check before a flight.

https://turnto10.com/news/videos/honey-the-mini-service-horse-goes-through-a-tsa-security-check

A woman and her horse walked into a restaurant.

Imagine the quandary a Central Florida restaurant manager faced when a woman walked in with a miniature horse.

https://www.miamiherald.com/living/food-drink/article213518679.html

 

[mdurette]

I recall a few years ago when Southwest updated their service animal policies. Miniature Horse was specifically mentioned.... still is: I would assume special accommodations are needed on the plane....it isn't like it will fit under or on its own seat.

Trained service animals
A fully trained service animal, typically a dog, cat, or miniature horse, is individually trained to perform a task(s) or work for a person with a physical and/or mental disability.

Southwest Airlines welcomes trained service animals onboard our flights when a Customer is able to provide credible verbal assurance that his/her animal is a trained service animal. Southwest Airlines does not accept unusual or exotic species of animals.

 

[rhonda]

Repeating something I’ve said before in related threads: A min-horse, as a service animal, provides a long return on investment as the average lifespan can be 25-35 years.