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Raising a puppy isn’t always an easy task, but Samara Mansbridge has accepted the challenge to help make a difference in someone’s life.
Sue and her husband Peter were honoured at Seeing Eye Dogs headquarters in Kensington last week for their outstanding commitment to the vision-impaired community.
Labrador Orca is not just Andrew Close's new pet, but also his new lease on life.
A Lake Heights man has lodged a complaint with Wollongong Radio Cabs, claiming a driver refused to let him in the cab because of his seeing-eye dog.
Despite having the odds stacked against them, the Law family won't be beaten.
For Mooroolbark's Sue Battye, it has been eight years of puppy love.
If one of your New Year resolutions was to give back, then why not investigate becoming a puppy carer for Seeing Eye Dogs (SED).
Male or female, single or de facto, opposite sex or same sex households – none of that matters to Seeing Eye puppies that are in urgent need of loving homes.
If one of your New Year resolutions was to give back, then why not investigate becoming a carer for our dogs in training.
After months of setbacks, the $6.85 million redevelopment of Vision Australia's Kensington headquarters is now on track.