by graduate Deni Elliott I came to Guiding Eyes to get a dog that would accompany me on my life’s pathways. I leave with a partner who makes me confident enough to explore the world regardless of where the roads might lead. I came to Guiding Eyes expecting the dog to reflect the love and… Continue reading I came to Guiding Eyes…
Kimberly Morrow was born blind due to retinopathy of prematurity. She had a very ordinary childhood, filled with roller skating, playing outside, scouts and slumber parties. Kimberly received her first guide dog in 1991; when she later began graduate school at the University of Kansas, she was grateful to have a guide dog to make… Continue reading Kimberly Morrow's life with guide dogs
by: volunteer puppy raiser Frank Chenette Graduation Day, Guiding Eyes for the Blind, February 2013 My mind overflows with a kaleidoscope of images past and present. My emotions scatter like dry kibble tossed on ice. Lawrence E. Brown III, a young man passionate about making music, beams a 100-watt smile when he and Halo the… Continue reading Magical Moment: Reflecting Upon a Walk Down a Corridor
We are extremely grateful for Judith Collord’s generosity in sponsoring the training of Guiding Eyes Halo. “I wish them all the luck in the world and a long and happy relationship together.” – Judith Collord Meet our Graduates: Lawrence & Halo Linda & Riley Shelly & Jefferson Osman & Gala Tom & Muldoon Michelle & Osa Kathy… Continue reading February 2013 Graduating Class
This article was submitted by Guiding Eyes for publication in the International Guide Dog Federation’s “Visionary Magazine.” You can read the full issue of Visionary here. Tsang Kin Ping had a dream that blind and visually impaired Hong Kong residents could benefit from the extraordinary life changes a guide dog brings. His vision served… Continue reading International Collaboration Brings Guide Dogs to Hong Kong
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