What is Puppy Pals?
Give our puppies the best start to their journey.
Your regular gift to Guide Dogs can help us transform adorable puppies into highly skilled Guide Dogs, Assistance Dogs or Facility Dogs.
As a Puppy Pal, your impact begins immediately. Our puppies’ journey starts the moment they open their eyes and continues for the following two years, as they develop the skills and confidence they’ll need to prepare for their life-changing career.
Throughout the journey, you’ll share their joys and triumphs through regular updates. You’ll even get an exclusive invite to their graduation celebration at the end of the Puppy Development Program.
Best of all, your gift will give our puppies the best possible opportunity to change a family’s life.
How will my donation make a difference?
Your gift is priceless.
Our dogs are bred, raised and trained with the goal of enabling people with low vision or blindness, children with autism, and their families to enjoy a life of independence, participation, inclusion and wellbeing.
As anyone who has seen our dogs in action would agree, these services are absolutely essential. But, with limited Government funding, we rely on your generous support to help our puppies prepare for their life-changing careers.
It costs more than $50,000 to breed, raise and train a puppy to become a Guide Dog, Assistance Dog or Facility Dog. This is only possible thanks to your support.
Your regular tax-deductible donation will enable people living with disability to be as free and independent as they deserve to be.
Meet our QRS puppies
There are 12 adorable pups in the QRS Training Group.
The QRS Training Group consists of Quentin, Quest, Reggie, Ripley, Rocky, Rome, Sammy, Sasha, Scout, Shelby, Smokey and Stevie.
Their life-changing journey to become Guide Dogs or Assistance Dogs is only possible thanks to generous Puppy Pals like you!
Meet our J&K puppies
There are 12 adorable pups in the J&K Training Group.
The J&K Training Group consists of Jarby, Jersey, Jax, Jester, Kipper, Kora, Kira, Kato, Kansas, Kenzi, Kween and Koda.
Thanks to Puppy Pals like you believing in their potential, these pups are on their way to hopefully help someone living with low vision, blindness or other specialised needs.
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