Our Blind and Visually Impaired dogs teach us so many wonderful lessons everyday. However, its the special message they send to those that don't know them that is the real eye opener!

We're looking for stories of how you and your dog(s) enjoy doing things together and being a "Blind Dog Ambassador" for all our dogs. If you and your dog(s) have done or do the following:

• Therapy work
• Take part in doggie walk-a-thons
• Go to rescue functions
• Go to schools
• If your dog did a "hero" act

These are just a few examples (we all know there are many things our dogs can do) why not share your stories and let others know about it. To submit a story email Kerry If your not a "writer" thats ok, we can still tell the story via pictures with captions.

Cleo and his buddy Chulo strut their stuff for the Big Dog Parade

Shelby a abused and neglected blind dog that touches the heart of a town

Scarlett Life for Scarlett when sighted was both filled with sadness and excitement. However, losing her sight didn't slow her down... she has earned her Canine Good Citizen title and is also a Delta Pet Partner...Scarlett bascially enjoys life in SOOO many ways!

Butter Butter was just a puppy when he was found in the middle of a busy street.  Eventhough he was born without eyes and with extra toes, he is one of the most beautiful, loving and happiest dogs you'd want to meet.  Butter especially loves to go to fund raisers for the local shelter.  

Gabby A once abandoned blind Siberian husky becomes a true angel (and spokesdog) for blind and visually impaired Siberians everywhere!!! 

Bonnie  Having a very rough start in life, this beautiful collie is now making up for lost time and enjoying her self along the way, already earning her CGC title.....with therapy work her next goal.

Rivers  Meet a special blind sled dog named Rivers.  Because of Rivers many lives have changed. Especially  some children in NY who embraced Rivers story...and have taught us a lesson in the process