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Every cookie and tag this site sets, what it does, how long it lasts, and how to refuse the non-essential ones.

Last updated July 30, 2026 · Effective July 30, 2026 · Questions: contact@texasemotionalsupportanimalletter.org

Our stance

This is a site about a health condition. Someone reading our Fair Housing Act page has told us something private simply by being here, and that information should not follow them around the internet. So we hold to two rules: no advertising or remarketing pixels, and no sale or sharing of behavioral data with third parties for their own purposes.

[If you intend to run paid acquisition, say so here honestly rather than deleting this section. Note that advertising pixels on health-related pages have been the subject of significant regulatory and litigation attention, and take advice before deploying one.]

What is set

Cookie or tagPurposeTypeDuration
[session_id]Keeps your form entries during a visitEssentialSession
[csrf_token]Protects the booking flow against forged submissionsEssentialSession
[cookie_pref]Remembers your choice on this noticeEssential[12 months]
[analytics provider]Counts visits and which guides get read, in aggregateAnalytics[26 months]
Google FontsLoads the two typefaces this site usesThird partyNo cookie; an IP-visible request to Google

[Audit this table against what your site actually sets, using your browser’s storage inspector, before publishing. A cookie notice that does not match reality is worse than none.]

How to refuse them

  • On this site: [describe your consent banner, or state that only essential cookies are set and no banner is required].
  • In your browser: every major browser lets you block or delete cookies. Blocking essential ones may break the booking flow.
  • Universal opt-out signals: we honor Global Privacy Control and similar browser signals, as Texas law has required of controllers since January 1, 2025.

A note about fonts

This site loads two typefaces from Google Fonts, which means your browser makes a request to Google and Google can see your IP address. [If you would rather avoid that, self-host the font files. It is a small change and it removes the only third-party request on the page.]

More

What we collect and why is in the privacy policy. Your rights to access, correct and delete are in your privacy choices. Clinical information is separately governed by our notice of privacy practices.