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🚨 THEY SHUT THE DOOR IN MY FACE. 🚨 ♿ 🐕‍🦺 Tell me what you think?
Imagine being starving after a long day, rolling up to a McDonald’s in downtown Phoenix, and having an employee look you dead in the eye while you’re in your wheelchair and say "NO" when you ask for help with the door. Then, once I finally get inside? They told me my federally protected service dogs weren't allowed and refused to even give me the manager's name. This isn't 1950. This is Phoenix, Arizona, in 2025.
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I took Molly and Toby out for a beautiful day at the park. They were working hard, and I was starving. We rolled up to the McDonald’s on 7th St & McDowell. No accessible button. No way in. An employee stood there, watched me struggle, and refused to help.
When I finally got in, she tried to hide behind a "language barrier." Big mistake. I spoke back in perfect Spanish, and suddenly the story changed. Then came the manager. Instead of an apology, I got told my service dogs—dogs I fought for the rights of in Washington D.C. alongside Top Dog—weren't allowed.
They refused to give me a name. They refused to give me a store number. They just wanted me out.
This isn't just about a burger. It's about the fact that in 2025, a power wheelchair user still can't get through the front door of a billion-dollar corporation without a fight.
HELP ME BRING AWARENESS: Tag McDonald's and Attorney General Kris Mayes below. We worked too hard in D.C. for these rights to let them slide now. If you know me, you know, I fought very hard for these civil rights! Please help me share this story!
I’ve already filed with the DOJ (Record #688945-BWL) and the AZ Attorney General. > 📲 SHARE THIS. Don’t let them do this to the next person who just wants a meal and a little bit of respect. McDonald's