MS Support Animal Act; require postings for any businesses that have restrictions for any animals before entering such.

This bill would require Mississippi businesses to post visible signs about animal restrictions before customers enter. It protects people with disabilities - such as those who are blind, mobility-impaired, or have PTSD - who use trained support animals. Businesses could not charge fees for support animals or deny access without clearly posted rules, and would need to keep animals leashed while preventing them from occupying seats. The bill died in committee in February 2026 and is not law.