MI SB0663

Prohibits persons from falsely representing possession of emotional support animals, service animals, or service animals in training in public places or to landlords and housing providers.

Requires health care providers certifying need for emotional support or service animals to be licensed, maintain a physical office, treat the person for at least 6 months prior to certification, and provide annual notarized letters documenting disability and animal necessity.

Establishes misdemeanor penalties of up to 90 days imprisonment, $500 fine, and/or 30 days community service for knowingly violating the act; allows landlords to evict tenants who violate it.

Authorizes the Department of Civil Rights to receive complaints through its hotline about false representations of service animals or fraudulent certifications and refer violations to law enforcement.

Defines key terms including emotional support animals, service animals, persons with disabilities (including veterans with PTSD, traumatic brain injury, or service-related disabilities), and health care providers; takes effect 90 days after enactment.