Change a life

This Christmas, sponsor a puppy and transform the life of someone with sight loss.

Sponsor a puppy today

Guide Dogs exists to provide life-changing services to the 360,000 people who are registered blind or partially sighted, and the two million people in the UK living with sight loss.

We provide a range of services with and beyond the dog to help thousands of people with different needs lead confident, independent and fulfilling lives.

We are currently responsible for around 8,000 dogs

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Our services

We offer a range of services, support and activities for all ages and provide valuable advice for parents and other carers. Find out how we can help you.

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Host a Christmas Tea Party

Love to bake or just eat cake? Indulge in your favourite festive treats and make a difference when you join the Great Guide Dogs Christmas Tea Party!

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Volunteer for us

Help us transform the lives of people living with sight loss by becoming a volunteer – we offer so many different opportunities that there really is something for everyone!

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Campaign with us

We campaign for the rights most people take for granted. Explore our current campaigns and how you can help transform the lives of people living with sight loss.

Our Christmas TV advert

Have you seen our brand-new Sponsor a Puppy TV advert?

It features an adorable puppy called Henry, who dreams of guiding Santa's sleigh...

Watch the full accessible version.

Sponsor a puppy like Henry today

Looking for a challenge that will help change someone's life? We have guaranteed places in the top UK sports and extreme challenge events.

Join #TeamGuideDogs!

Other popular links....

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Leaving a gift in your Will

By leaving a gift in your Will, you can help us provide guide dogs of the future, as well as expand other services such as My Guide.

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Rehoming a guide dog

Can you provide a loving home for a dog that’s not suited to becoming a guide dog?

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Inspiring stories

Courageous children to talented guide dog owners, and selfless volunteers to generous gifts in Wills – read their inspiring stories.