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About Southeastern Guide Dogs

Founded in 1982, we employ the latest in canine development and behavior research to create and nurture partnerships between visually impaired individuals and extraordinary guide dogs. We serve more than 400 graduates across the U.S. and continue to place more than 100 dogs each year into careers benefitting people with visual impairments, and veterans.

We provide all of our services free of charge and receive no government funding.
Support
Your support is essential to our mission

It costs our visually impaired students nothing to take home a guide dog. Because of people like you. We’ve matched over 2,800 of the nation’s finest guide dogs with students whose lives are changed forever after they leave our school. 100% of our expenses are paid for by private donations from caring people like you.

Can you help us continue to provide our guide dogs at no cost to our visually impaired students? No gift is too small to help make a difference!
Volunteer
There are many ways to get involved

We experience the joy of literally seeing lives changed forever because of the generous hearts of others, whether our donors who give of their resources or volunteers who give of their time.

That’s why Southeastern Guide Dogs is one of the friendliest places around. Most everyone here – whether staff members or one of our hundreds of volunteers – has a bit of a spark in their step and a ready smile.
Activities
Activities to entertain everyone

We offer a variety of events and activities to engage people of all ages. We love opening our campus to friends and visitors! Find out more about what’s happening at Southeastern and out in our surrounding communities!
Contact
We look forward to hearing from you

For general inquiries, you can reach us by phone Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm at 941.729.5665 (Toll Free at 800.944.3647).
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