Looking for a delightful dog that isn’t suitable for a working career because of a medical or training issue? Occasionally, we seek homes for these cuddly companions, but adopters need to be prepared for potential ongoing costs and challenges. If you are willing to open your home to one of these special dogs, head to our website to learn more: https://bit.ly/geb_adopt Please note: The dogs pictured are not currently available for adoption. Picture Description: Two dogs lying on a concrete surface outdoors as they pose for a photo. On the left is a German Shepherd with a black and tan coat, looking directly at the camera with its ears perked up. On the right is a Labrador Retriever with a light yellow coat, also looking at the camera with its mouth slightly open. Both dogs appear relaxed and are lying close to each other. In the background, there is a wooden fence and a partly cloudy sky. Photo: Joseph Gruber (fb)

As Mother’s Day winds down, we’re celebrating and remembering all moms, including the extraordinary canine moms who nurture the future guide dogs of Guiding Eyes. 💛 🐾 Our brood moms do more than care for their puppies. They lay the foundation for the next generation of guide dogs. With love, patience, and instinctual guidance, they help shape future partners for people with vision loss. Their devotion is at the heart of our mission, and thanks to your support, we’re able to provide these special moms with everything they need to raise confident, healthy pups destined to change lives. From our moms to yours — Happy Mother’s Day! 💐 🦮 With gratitude, Your friends at Guiding Eyes for the Blind Picture Description: Ettie, a female black Labrador retriever brood (mom), lies in the whelping kennel with one of her newborn puppies from the L25 litter nestled between her front paws. The tiny pup sticks out their tongue while sleeping, as Ettie gazes gently toward the camera. Photo: Andi Dehors (fb)