Wanted! Temporary homes for Guide Dogs in training
Do you have room for one more? You can be a part of something special: the life-changing journey of raising a Guide Dog! The Guide Dog program in WA is in desperate need of Formal Boarders over the coming months.
Eric graduates with sweet treat Sundae
“Sundae has taken so much pressure off of me, which I held just to maintain my independence. I have really enjoyed the difference Sundae has made. Getting a Guide Dog has been a life-changing experience.”
How to act around a Guide Dog
When you meet a Guide Dog for the first time, you may wonder what you should and shouldn’t do. You are not alone! To help you with this, we’ve put together a few handy tips that might be useful.
Give Guide Dogs emergency medical care
The Emergency Vet Fund provides for unexpected or non-routine vet care for our dogs. This vital fund urgently needs replenishing if we are to continue providing critical vet care to our working dogs and puppies in training.
Puppy Raising: a new family experience
“I love everything about having a Guide Dog Puppy. We get to watch him grow and teach him new things. We get to watch his reaction to all these new experiences and it’s just so great to see,” explains Puppy Raiser Jo.
Get your Entertainment Book now!
You can enjoy more than $20,000 worth of value with Entertainment™ deals, and since 20% of profits come directly to Guide Dogs WA, you’ll be helping adorable puppies become life-changing Guide Dogs.
Limited edition Hangdog Art merchandise available now!
The collection, inspired by the Guide Dogs themselves, is “designed to be worn and used with love and a warm grin – as well as some good style sense! I’ve tried to capture the mix of dignity and adorableness that Guide Dogs have in spades.”
Little Mariah living life to the fullest
“Mariah has no depth perception, and can’t see curbs, steps, slopes, ditches, bumps, and edges. This means we have to be her eyes for her, and advise her of these tripping/falling hazards.”