Live. Laugh. Bark. by Nakiah Bentley About the author: Kiah Bentley is a senior in high school from West Lafayette, Indiana. She enjoys theater/acting, her cat Liam, summer nights with friends, and arts & crafts. She plans to pursue a career in nursing after attending IUPUI. Kiah wrote this profile in conjunction with Abby Davenport… Continue reading Puppy Raiser Profile: Abby Davenport by Kiah Bentley
Congratulations to the Graduating Class of March 2020! We thank this month’s sponsors for their generosity… “Congratulations to all the graduates! We wish you all the best for your new life with your four-legged partners.” – Guiding Eyes Club of Cornell “Henry was named in honor of graduate Tara Willette and Guide Dog Rollo by… Continue reading March 2020 Graduating Class
Forever Person by Jake Smith About the author: Jake Smith is a senior in high school from West Lafayette, IN. He enjoys playing football, running track, and spending time with his friends. He plans to pursue a career in business and foreign language after attending Purdue University. Jake wrote this profile in conjunction with Kari Parrish… Continue reading Puppy Raiser Profile: Kari Parrish by Jake Smith
The Journey of a Raiser by Nikki Hibler About the author: Nikki Hibler is a senior in high school from West Lafayette, Indiana. She enjoys playing lacrosse. She plans to pursue a career in biomedical engineering after attending college in the Midwest. Nikki wrote this profile in conjunction with Julia Hofman as an assignment in a… Continue reading Puppy Raiser Profile: Julia Hofman by Nikki Hibler
About the author: Philip Duvall is a senior in high school from West Lafayette, Indiana. He enjoys biking and golfing. He plans to pursue a career in chemistry after attending Purdue University. Philip wrote this profile in conjunction with Kristin Meredith as an assignment in a senior composition class taught by Kathy Nimmer, a Guiding… Continue reading Puppy Raiser Profile: Kristin Meredith by Philip Duvall
Adventures of a Puppy Raiser Maia Bell About the Author: Maia Bell is a senior in high school from Lafayette, Indiana. She enjoys gymnastics, crafting, and writing. She plans to pursue a career in nursing after attending Purdue University. Maia wrote this profile in conjunction with Marilyn and Scott Evey as an assignment in a senior composition class taught… Continue reading Puppy Raiser Profile: Marilyn and Scott Evey by Maia Bell
Congratulations to the Graduating Class of February 2020! We thank this month’s sponsors for their generosity… “Congratulations to the February graduating class and guide teams. Healthy Vision Association is proud to support Guiding Eyes and all the great work you do.” – Healthy Vision Association “To Katelyn and Aliana, you are my strength and pride.… Continue reading February 2020 Graduating Class
Darien Eagle Scout Garrett Martin has been a longtime volunteer for Guiding Eyes for the Blind, so it was no surprise when it was time to work on his Eagle Scout project that he thought of Guiding Eyes. Garrett and his family started as puppy raisers in 2012 and later became a Brood foster when… Continue reading Eagle Scout Garrett Martin Presents Project for the Puppies
Originally from Nepal, Sajja now resides in Honolulu, Hawaii, where she is a PhD student at the University of Hawaii, studying Communications and Information Sciences. She has also earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a master’s degree in Social Work from the same school. Her current studies focus on Audio Description, and she is… Continue reading Team Spotlight: Sajja and Layla
Would you like to know more about the proper way to work beside a guide dog team? Maybe you and a loved one are embarking on a new journey together, or maybe you’d just like to understand and be better informed. Here Cindy Lou and Rebekah offer 5 tips for traveling with a guide dog… Continue reading Working with a Guide Dog Team
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