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The Ripple Effect – Ben & Wren

Ben and Wren talk about Guiding Eyes with JCC studentsWe regularly talk about the ripple effect of our dogs. ย All Guiding Eyes dogs – working, retired or released – have the ability to transform people’s lives.

Guiding Eyes Wren is a released dog with a special purpose. ย She was adopted by the Serebin family and has become a loyal family pet โ€“ and an honorary Guiding Eyes supporter.

This spring, Ben Serebin brought Wren to his daughterโ€™s school, the JCC of Pleasantville. Wrenโ€™s job was to increase awareness for Guiding Eyes as the schoolโ€™s โ€œcharity of the month.โ€ ย During their visit, Ben explained the important work of a guide dog, including the extensive training they must complete.

Wrenโ€™s visit resulted in the school collecting significantly more donations than usual. ย The students and teachers fell in love with her instantly – and received lots of puppy love in return!

Weโ€™re grateful to the Serebin family for providing Wren with a loving home; together, theyโ€™ll continue to raise awareness and garner support for Guiding Eyes.

JCC students made a poster sharing what they learned from Guiding Eyes dog Wren