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Road tripping with your service dog can require extra planning to ensure your dog stays healthy, safe, and comfortable. Blue Trunk interviewed Tina McKeon, a Licensed Veterinary Technician and Practice Manager for Vet at Your Door. She shared her advice with us on traveling with service dogs and staying prepared for any situation. Here are our main takeaways from the interview! [Image Description: Tina McKeon, Licensed Veterinary Technician and Practice Manager for Vet at You

Pack the car and let's get going! Below you will find some introductory tips for planning and executing an accessible road trip. Stay tuned for parts two and three for more suggestions! Preliminary Research: Laying the Groundwork Before hitting the road, it’s essential to do some research: Book accommodations in advance  – Not every hotel or Airbnb will have accessible rooms available, especially in popular destinations. Stay tuned for our “Tips for Booking Accessible Accommo

Travelers with disabilities often rely on parking placards to access designated spaces that make transportation easier and safer. A disability placard, sometimes called a disabled parking permit, blue badge, or accessible parking pass, is an official document issued by a government authority that allows the holder to park in certain accessible spaces. In the United States, placards are issued by individual states, usually through the DMV, Department of Motor Vehicles, and req

Accessibility Tips when attending Broadway Theater Performances