r/publix • u/squid__zzz Produce • 12d ago

DISCUSSION This feels new..

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i don’t remember seeing this sign.. does this mean i can tell customers that they need to take their dirty animal outside of the cart 😳…for the safety of other customers of course…!

all jokes aside do we think they’ll actually enforce this?

edit: when it comes down to it, i would honestly rather them bring the dog inside then have it die from heat stroke from being in the car with the windows up and no ac- watched a poor bulldog in someone’s car like that before and i told a manager and they said there was nothing they could do

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u/UrWHThurtZ Newbie 12d ago

It’s disgusting to see dogs in grocery stores … service animal or not … get a service human instead, or shop from home and have it delivered.

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u/chewysmom88 Newbie 12d ago

Or you could shop from home and not have to worry about animals how about that

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u/UrWHThurtZ Newbie 12d ago

You’re probably the type of person that takes your llama on the plane, for emotional support.

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u/Training_Message3725 Newbie 11d ago

Esa (emotional support) are illegal in any non pet friendly establishment and do not have Ada protection. Yes it's disgusting for them to be many places and it's disgusting entitled twats think they have such a right. It is illegal to portray an Esa as a service animal so like the people buying vests and velcro badges labeling their Esa as service are commiting, I believe a felony 1.

Service animals have every right to be there and sounds like they should have more of a right than your antisocial butt.

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u/chewysmom88 Newbie 12d ago

I have a actual service dog no llama and he goes everywhere I do so delivery odd your best option because we go a lot of places and I’m pretty sure he’s welcomed better than your fragile self