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Adopt a career-changed dog: Woody (VIC)

Woody will bring endless love, laughs, and loyalty to the right home—a family or individual who can channel his energy, set boundaries, and enjoy his cuddles.

Adopt a career-changed dog: Prue (VIC)

Prue is very sweet and loyal, enjoys being close to her people, and loves nothing more than curling up at your feet after a busy day.

A lady walking off an escalator, accompanied by a Seeing Eye Dog.

Vision Australia endorses proposal for assistance animal reform

Vision Australia Seeing Eye Dogs has urged the Department of Social Services (DSS) to adopt a series of proposed National Principals for assistance animals.

Seeing Eye Dogs announce special pup names for NAIDOC Week 2025

As part of our ongoing initiative, Seeing Eye Dogs are delighted to announce two special pup names - Daabak and Woora have been selected.

Dale Pierce is pictured kneeling on the grass in a white t-shirt, black running shorts and a Vision Australia hat, smiling at the camera. Next to him is his Seeing Eye Dog Yana, a black Labrador, who has her head turned up looking towards him. Behind them is some green foliage.

Dale and Yana: the perfect match

Since his diagnosis, Dale has run some of Australia's toughest tracks and completed 100km in a day for Vision Australia’s 100K Your Way challenge.

Alayna Campbell sits against a tree and cuddles her Seeing Eye Dog, Joey, who is a black Labrador. Behind them is some green foliage and both her and Joey look towards the camera.

Joey gifts Alayna the hope of independence

Alayna has a message of gratitude for those who support the Petbarn Foundation Seeing Eye Dogs Appeal.

Geraldine Lane is pictured sitting in the sun, wearing a maroon coloured dress while patting her Seeing Eye Dog, Noodle. Noodle is a black Labrador and is looking towards the camera. Behind them appears to be a garden, including a flower bed with purple flowers and a garden statue.

Doctor Geraldine, Noodle and Iris: inspiring generations through ...

Geraldine would like to express her heartfelt thanks to both Petbarn and the supporters of Seeing Eye Dogs Australia.

Linda Blaik is pictured standing in some long grass with her Seeing Eye Dog, Kevy. Linda wears a bright red floral shirt that contrasts well against the dark grey wall behind her. Kevy is a mix of a black Labrador and Golden Retriever, and they both look towards the camera.

Linda and Kevy: giving back together

Volunteering is a big part of Linda's life, and now, thanks to Kevy, she has the confidence and independence to spend time doing what she loves.

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.

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