Guiding Eyes is widely recognized for its exceptional knowledge-sharing practices, especially in the fields of breeding and genetics, as a global leader in these areas. Many service dog schools from all over the world have sought our guidance and training on various aspects of our processes. Our expertise includes state-of-the-art techniques in Cryogenics, as well… Continue reading Visitors from Hong Kong School
Featuring Football Legend & Guiding Eyes Board Member Eli Manning who will be out on the course this year! Join us for a day of excellent golf, great food & prizes and, of course, amazing dogs – all in support of the inspiring mission of Guiding Eyes for the Blind. The Guiding Eyes Annual Golf… Continue reading Guiding Eyes 47th Annual Golf Classic
In the world of Guiding Eyes for the Blind, every dog has a purpose. From guiding those with vision impairments to serving as detection dogs or therapy companions, each canine undergoes rigorous training and evaluation from an early age. Meet Molly, a shining example of resilience and heroism, whose journey exemplifies the remarkable bond between… Continue reading Molly the Hero: A Released Pup’s Remarkable Journey
Seeing the dog and their graduate go conquer the world and be more independent and do things that they never necessarily thought they could…that’s what makes me keep going. Jolene Hollister, Foundation Guide Dog Mobility Instructor Jolene Hollister, a Guiding Eyes Foundation Guide Dog Mobility Instructor, works closely with our Running Guides Program. Extensively tested… Continue reading Training Running Guide “Ten”
As we kick off National Volunteer Week on Monday, April 21, let’s cast a well-deserved spotlight on the unsung heroes of our organization – our amazing human volunteers! While our furry friends frequently steal the show, it’s the unwavering commitment of our remarkable volunteers that truly ignites the magic within our community. We would like… Continue reading National Volunteer Week 2024
Meet Graduate Carlton Graduate Team: Carlton and LaurelAbout the Team: Laurel, a female black Lab, is Carlton’s 1st guide dogLocation: Oakland, CaliforniaTraining: March 2024 On-Campus Carlton was a state vendor through the California Business Enterprise program before his retirement. He and his wife currently reside in Oakland, and they love spending quality time with their… Continue reading Carlton and Laurel
It is not uncommon to see Thomas Panek, the President and CEO of Guiding Eyes, attend a Friday afternoon graduation ceremony. He often joins in the celebration with the newest class of students, whom he’s gotten to know during their time on campus. They know that as a handler himself, he personally understands the thrill… Continue reading “Perfect 10”!
Guiding Eyes is pleased to announce that Rebekah Cross, our Director of Donor Relations, was featured on The Animal Cracker Podcast with Dr. Doug Willen. Rebekah is also a graduate, partnered with a loveable black Lab named Regal. You can find the episode on Dr. Doug Willen’s YouTube channel here, or listen to it on… Continue reading Animal Cracker Podcast: Rebekah Cross
CBS Evening News with Norah O’Donnell recently showcased Guiding Eyes for the Blind and its President and CEO, Thomas Panek in its segment, “Heart of America”. This daily feature recognizes remarkable individuals who inspire and bring hope from all corners of America. The Guiding Eyes community is honored to have been selected as the positive… Continue reading Heart of America Feature on CBS News
Become a Monthly Supporter Today! Monthly donations provide a stable and predictable source of income, allowing us to plan and act on generosity we can count on, instead of the generosity we hope for. Did you know it can cost up to $50,000 annually to train and care for a single guide dog throughout its… Continue reading Monthly Giving Opportunities
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