PRESS RELEASE
A guide dog can open a world once lost to sight. An assistance dog can bring calm, confidence, and freedom to a child with autism. For 50 years, Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind has changed thousands of lives. Friday, May 22nd, marks Guide Dog Day, sponsored by Park2Travel.
Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind is proud to celebrate its 50th anniversary this year, marking five decades of providing life-changing services to people who are vision impaired and families of children with autism across Ireland. Since its foundation, the charity has transformed thousands of lives through the provision of expertly trained guide dogs and assistance dogs, empowering individuals with independence, confidence, and a greater quality of life.
Guide Dog Day, taking place on Friday, May 22nd, is a national moment to recognise the incredible impact of these dogs and the people behind them — from trainers and volunteers to the families and individuals whose lives are changed every day. However, demand for services continues to grow, and many people are still waiting for the support of a life-changing dog.
Proudly sponsored by Park2Travel, this year’s Guide Dog Day campaign calls on the public to support the next generation of partnerships. Donations will directly fund the breeding, training, and placement of guide and assistance dogs, helping to ensure that more people can experience the independence and support these animals provide.
Members of the public are encouraged to get involved by donating at nationwide collections or online at www.GuideDogs.ie. Every contribution, big or small, helps to change lives.
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