Hope by My Side
The moment we've all been waiting for has finally arrived - it's graduation time for our latest guide dog class! This marks a new beginning and a promise of hope for our graduates and their new best friends.
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The moment we've all been waiting for has finally arrived - it's graduation time for our latest guide dog class! This marks a new beginning and a promise of hope for our graduates and their new best friends.
Class 296 consists of veterans who lived and trained on our beautiful campus and those who trained in their home and communities. They include service dogs for PTSD and other disabilities, emotional support dogs for veterans needing help and friendship, Gold Star Family dogs for military families who have lost a loved one, and facility…
Click here for audio description for the visually impaired “I lost my vision but I gained Buddy” Kenneth E. Hughes came for a guide dog and went home with his best buddy, Buddy. What a difference a dog makes! We met Kenneth in August 2020 when he arrived from Greenville, South Carolina, to our Palmetto,…
We welcome our newcomers to the Southeastern Guide Dogs family and thank returning graduates for choosing us again! Enjoy your new best friend!
We welcome our newcomers to the Southeastern Guide Dogs family and thank returning graduates for choosing us again! Enjoy your new best friend!