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Join the Seeing Eye Dogs Victoria roadshow at Kensington

Vision Australia Seeing Eye Dogs Roadshow is hosting an event for our Victorian residents.

Yellow Labrador on lead, standing with his head turned to the camera

Adopt a career-changed dog: Tully (VIC)

Tully may not have made the cut as a Seeing Eye Dog, but he’s absolutely perfect as a family dog – loyal, sweet, and eager to belong.

Seeing Eye Dogs pups - Bitja yellow, Gowola black, Journey yellow - who were named as part of NAIDOC Week 2024 Seeing Eye Dogs naming submissions.

NAIDOC Week 2025: The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy

This year NAIDOC Week commemorates 50 years of “honouring and elevating Indigenous voices, culture, and resilience.”

Debbie with her white cane in the garden.

Puppy sponsors change lives!

Every puppy born at Seeing Eye Dogs has the potential to change a life forever, and puppy sponsors play a special role in their journey.

Celebrating 65 wonderful years

In 1960, Mrs Phyllis Gration AM established the Lady Nell Seeing Eye Dog School in Wonga Park, after experiencing the life-changing impact of a dog guide herself.

Sophie crouching on the ground with her Seeing Eye Dog Winnie

“I adore her, and she adores me.”

With Winnie by her side, Sophie has new confidence and positivity in her life.

Warwick and Beverly with their Seeing Eye Dogs, beside the lake

A perfect partnership

It’s not often we’re able to tell the story of a couple who both have Seeing Eye Dogs, but Beverley and Warwick are the exception!

Vision Australia Seeing Eye Dogs marks 65 years of support for pe...

Vision Australia Seeing Eye Dogs will use International Guide Dog Day 2025 (Wednesday, April 30) to mark its 65th anniversary and celebrate all past and present Seeing Eye Dogs and their handlers.

Living with your ageing Seeing Eye Dog workshop

We’re excited to invite you to our one-day workshop all about caring for your retiring or ageing Seeing Eye Dog. This free event is open to anyone who is blind or has low vision and currently has a dog guide.

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