National Volunteer Appreciation Week 2020
National Volunteer Appreciation Week April 19 – 25 Guiding Eyes for the Blind breeds, raises, trains and places exceptional guide dogs to help people with vision loss lead more fulfilling…
Read MoreNational Volunteer Appreciation Week April 19 – 25 Guiding Eyes for the Blind breeds, raises, trains and places exceptional guide dogs to help people with vision loss lead more fulfilling…
Read MoreEmergency Services Fuel Corporation and friends would like to congratulate the graduating teams for February 2017. Special thanks to the staff, volunteers, and puppy raisers of Guiding Eyes for producing…
Read MoreCongratulations to the September 2016 class from Audie Marks and Team Oliver U.K. Team Oliver is a group that works to raise awareness about guide and service dogs and…
Read MoreAllie Driesen is sponsoring today’s graduation with a portion of the money received from her Bat Mitzvah. Her family adopted Neptune, a Guiding Eyes release dog, as a puppy seven…
Read MoreHow playing dress-up is another step on Wrangler’s journey to become a guide, by volunteer puppy raiser and staff member Saxon Eastman One of my favorite skills to practice with…
Read MoreOn Monday evening, Wrangler and I attended the Guiding Eyes Golf Classic Sponsor Recognition Party. The event thanks Guiding Eyes’ major supporters and promotes our upcoming golf outing. The Guiding…
Read MoreRaising a puppy is an exciting commitment to a furry friend and an incredibly rewarding journey. While there are ups and downs along the way, there is nothing more meaningful…
Read MoreLast week at his first “Walk and Talk” evaluation, Wrangler received his puppy jacket. This jacket allows Wrangler to be an ambassador for Guiding Eyes while he is socializing in…
Read MoreAs Wrangler’s puppy raiser, I am responsible for teaching him basic skills and house manners and socializing him to everything the world has to offer. Going to the Today Show…
Read MoreI always have a list of experiences I want to have with my dogs in the back of my mind. Some of the items on this list are more realistic…
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