Doing that right now myself, and it is tricky, and it takes FOREVER! However, if you can get it, you should qualify for rental assisted housing, rent dependent on your income. I'm on Social Security, and would be under a bridge somewhere if not for RD (Rural Development, a part of HUD). LOL, see below...I have an open, appealed SSDI case but that's iffy.
Should you get rental assisted housing, talk to your doctor about getting a letter stating that your cat is an emotional support animal. Landlords are not allowed to charge extra deposits for them in most states, and you must be allowed to keep the cat. It won't have the same legal standing as a therapy or service animal, but they do have some protections under law.I'm starting to look for different options for myself because I'd benefit from a pet anyway
ShmooDoing that right now myself, and it is tricky, and it takes FOREVER! However, if you can get it, you should qualify for rental assisted housing, rent dependent on your income. I'm on Social Security, and would be under a bridge somewhere if not for RD (Rural Development, a part of HUD). LOL, see below...
Should you get rental assisted housing, talk to your doctor about getting a letter stating that your cat is an emotional support animal. Landlords are not allowed to charge extra deposits for them in most states, and you must be allowed to keep the cat. It won't have the same legal standing as a therapy or service animal, but they do have some protections under law.
Just do the best food that you can afford. OH...what have you named him?