A Woodinville man says he was asked to leave a Value Village store this week after an employee questioned the legitimacy of his two service dogs.
James Oneal, who suffers from a rare genetic disorder, relies on his dogs, Sprinkles and Otis, to alert him to severe migraines before they occur.The 62-year-old says he frequently shops at the Value Village near his home, often purchasing Seahawks gear and other items for his dogs. However, during a visit on Wednesday, he said things took a sudden turn when a store employee began following him around and eventually confronted him about his dogs."They barked once.
"I just want people to understand what service dogs are for. Service dogs come in all sizes," said Oneal. Sprinkles and Otis are not Oneal’s first service dogs. He previously had a dog named Honeybear, who became well-known around Woodinville for assisting him at local stores. After Honeybear passed away, Oneal adopted and trained Sprinkles and Otis, who have been by his side ever since.
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