Collierville ESA and Psychiatric Service Dog Letters
Laid out in 1836 as "The Town of Collier," Collierville had 51,324 residents in 2020 and a square Parade once named the best Main Street in America. If your animal helps you live with a mental health condition, a Tennessee-licensed clinician can review a free screening first.
Collierville yearly rabies tag
Bought every year, even after a three-year vaccine.
Why Collierville Tenants Want a Tennessee Clinician
Qualified writer
Tennessee law looks for documentation from a provider with actual knowledge of your disability.
Records stay yours
A landlord may verify the letter but cannot obtain your confidential medical records.
No bought certificates
Paperwork from websites that sell registrations does not meet the state's definition.
Collierville Fair Booth Plans
Walk the row of booths: each one is a plan, and every price is pulled live from our checkout.
Letters Prepared for Collierville
ESA housing letter
Supports asking for an exception to no-pet rules or animal charges in your lease.
Two or more animals
A single letter that covers several support animals in one home.
Psychiatric service dog
For dogs trained to perform tasks tied to a mental health disability.
Letter with certificate
A plan that pairs the letter with a certificate for your records.
Collierville Tag Cost Calculator
Slide to the number of cats and dogs over five months in your home. The calculator totals the yearly town tags and flags the three-dog rule.
Yearly tag estimate
- Set the sliders, then total your tags.
The Town of Collier and Its Square
Businessman Jesse R. Collier bought land here and advertised it as "The Town of Collier" in 1836, making Collierville the second oldest town in Shelby County. The town was chartered in 1850 and suffered heavy damage in the two Civil War battles fought here. Its downtown and square have been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1990.
Fairs, Music and a Museum on the Square
Fair on the Square
Held every May since 1976.
Symphony in the Rose Garden
Another May tradition in town.
Morton Museum
Keeps a collection on Collierville's history.
Burch Library
The current library campus by town hall opened in March 2001.
Collierville Areas We Serve
How Collierville Clients Get a Letter
Complete the screening
Answer questions online about your symptoms, your animal and your lease.
Speak with a clinician
A clinician licensed in Tennessee evaluates you, by telehealth when clinically indicated.
Receive the letter
Choose a plan once you are approved, and the signed letter comes by email.
Questions Collierville Owners Ask
Which Collierville pets need a license?
Town ordinance requires every cat and dog older than five months to be licensed with the Town of Collierville.
How much is a Collierville rabies tag?
$6 for a spayed or neutered pet and $15 for an unaltered pet. You buy one every year, even if your pet received a three-year rabies vaccine.
My vet is outside Collierville. How do I get the tag?
Bring proof of the rabies vaccination to the Collierville animal shelter and get the tag there. Veterinarians in Collierville hand out the town tag when they vaccinate.
How many dogs may I keep in Collierville?
Up to three dogs over three months old. Keeping more requires a kennel license from the Shelby County Trustee and the Town Clerk, and none are issued in residential zones.
Where is Collierville Animal Services?
It is at 603 E. South Street, Collierville, TN 38017, and the phone number is 901-457-2670.
Can a Collierville landlord charge pet rent for my ESA?
Tennessee lets you ask for an exception to pet payments as a disability accommodation. The landlord may ask for reliable documentation and may deny the request if it is not provided.
Memphis-Area City Guides
Written for Collierville residents, current as of September 2026, and not legal advice. Town tag prices and animal rules can change, so confirm them with Collierville Animal Services. A screening does not guarantee that a letter will be issued. Call or text 988 in a crisis.
Screen for Your Letter in Collierville
It takes a few minutes to see whether a Tennessee-licensed clinician can document your need for an emotional support animal or psychiatric service dog.
