Fundy Discovery Aquarium welcomes entry of service animals that are trained to perform certain tasks to assist people with physical/mental disabilities and emotional support:
 

• Service animals must be identified as such upon entry to the Fundy Discovery Aquarium. This will be obvious with some physical disabilities but guests with “invisible” disabilities where the need is not immediately obvious are expected to provide documentation for the need, such as a physician’s note or other certification/identification.
   

• Service animals must be harnessed, leashed or tethered at all times while on the Huntsman property unless doing so affects the performance of the service animal. In this case, the person relying on a service animal still has an obligation to maintain control of the animal at all times through voice, signals or other means.
   

• Service animals are expected to be well behaved at all times while in the Fundy Discovery Aquarium or on its premises. Huntsman reserves the right to ask a person with a service animal to leave if the animal is misbehaving or poses a risk to staff, other guests or other animals in the care of the Fundy Discovery Aquarium.
   

• Service animals should approach all Fundy Discovery Aquarium exhibits slowly to give time for the Aquarium animal to adjust and react to the presence of a service animal. Note that if the Aquarium animal appears distressed or agitated then the service animal should be immediately moved further back or away from the exhibit completely.
   

• All staff and other guests are encouraged to not interact with a service animal while working unless its handler gives permission to do so.
   

• Service animal relief areas are located outdoors on any of the grassy areas surrounding the Fundy Discovery Aquarium. The service animal handler is expected to clean up after the service animal.