A new agreement between the UK and the EU on Northern Ireland will mean that pets travel, which includes guide dog and other assistance dogs, from Great Britain will no longer require an Animal Health Certificate with all of the associated vaccinations and treatments to travel to Northern Ireland.
Alice, an artist from Leamington Spa, regularly transforms the front of Rustic Food café, which she co-owns with her partner, with themed window murals. When she decided to sign up to the London Marathon this year and raise money for Guide Dogs, she set to work creating a Guide Dogs themed window – and this is the result!
We’ve got a fantastic range of jobs - over 400 roles - at Guide Dogs. So this week, we’re asking Suman Ruprai, Video Producer, all about her exciting role and how she can help people with sight loss.
Guide Dogs has been campaigning to have warning tactile surfaces installed on all train station platforms for several years.
Guide Dogs and the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds have teamed up with a new pilot project, aimed at improving the experience for visitors who have a vision impairment.
Guide dog mum Sylvia has given birth to Guide Dogs’ first litter of the year. The eight yellow Labrador puppies, five boys and three girls, born on 5 January in Leamington Spa, are now three weeks old and beginning to explore their surroundings after opening their eyes for the first time.
An Access Assistant supports a person with a vision impairment, another impairment or long-term health condition, to thrive within their job role.
The festive season brought us not one but two very special litters. On Christmas Day, guide dog mum Kim delivered seven guide dog puppies. And then, joining us on the 6th January, guide dog mum Sylvia had the first litter of 2023.
