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Lizzie Eastham stands in front of a Vision Australia Radio building and smiles towards the camera. She is pictured in a black and white striped dress and bright pink heels, and has her Seeing Eye Dog, Lacey, next to her. Lacey is a black Labrador and is also facing the camera.

Lizzie and Lacey: a life full of adventure

While Lizzie is a confident white cane user, she said she has noticed that it’s much more challenging to be active and independent without Lacey by her side.

Lucia Corradi is seen kneeling down against a white wall with her Seeing Eye Dog, Luna, next to her. Lucia is in all navy clothes and smiles at the camera, with Luna, a black Labrador, looking directly at the camera as well.

Lucia, Luna and Aura: 10 years of companionship

Lucia has a message of gratitude to share with Petbarn and Seeing Eye Dogs supporters.

Marilena Osborne is pictured sitting on some stairs and cradling her Seeing Eye Dog, Hamilton. She has her head thrown back in laughter as Hamilton, a black Labrador, lovingly licks her face.

Hamilton and Marilena embrace life together

Hamilton has had an impact on Marilena’s ability to interact and connect with her family.

Nemoy Malcolm is kneeling next to his Golden Retriever Seeing Eye Dog, Benji, on a sunny day. He is wearing sunglasses and a light green shirt, while smiling at the camera. Benji sits calmly beside him looking at the camera, wearing a teal harness. They are surrounded by green plants and bright yellow flowers.

Benji gives Nemoy the power of choice

For me, a Seeing Eye Dog allows for freedom and independent movement through all the environments I go through.

Nicole Tilltoson is kneeling next to her Yellow Labrador Seeing Eye Dog, Trixie, on a sunny day. Nicole is wearing sunglasses and a bright floral patterned blue and green dress, while smiling at the camera. Trixie is wearing a sparkly pink bow tie and is slightly angled away from the camera. They are surrounded by green foliage.

Nicole and Trixie: finding freedom through fitness

Nicole was born with a rare, genetic condition called rod monochromatism that leaves her seeing the world in only shades of black, white and grey.

Living with your ageing Seeing Eye Dog workshop: Meet the experts

Seeing Eye Dogs is excited to host the first ever Living with your ageing Seeing Eye Dog workshop on Saturday, July 19.

Join the Seeing Eye Dogs Victoria roadshow at Kensington

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

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.

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