South Eastern Development Area Consultative Committee Inc
Consulting in Greater Dandenong

Like Selwood, many of our previous dogs need to retire as they are no longer able to do their job to the tall standard required and I can’t face the big demand for replacements. The event was one of the many socialization activities the puppies experience at an hasty age, on their journey to becoming a fully trained Seeing Eye Dog. Puppy caring makes a difference to lives. Can I have other pets and still puppy care? We have puppies whose carers labor at schools, offices, pet shops or work from home. It costs 50,00 and up to two years to train a Seeing Eye Dog. Carers are visited regularly at home by their puppy development officer to yield guidance in training and caring for their puppy. No prior dog skills are required, you will be provided with training and all dog food and equipment. Our pups and dogs may require concise term care whilst their fulltime puppy carer or client is away, or for medical or training reasons. Elsa is a lovely girl who will make a pretty family pet. Seeing Eye Dogs Australia provides dog guides release of charge to people who are blind or have low vision throughout Australia. Enter a photo of your beloved Seeing Eye Dog pup, dog in training, foster protection dog, active dog, breeding dog, released dog or retired Seeing Eye Dog. This popular large print calendar raises much needed funds to encourage Seeing Eye Dogs and the work we do to provide confidence and independence to people who are blind or have low vision. Kate has been associated with the organization since 1969, having received six Seeing Eye Dogs over that time the beginning in 1974. Retired dogs are Feds that have been occupied with a client and are now entering their golden years. Carers must be able to yield routine socialization experiences for the puppy as directed. One day, someone who is blind or has low vision will believe their life to a dog like Archie. You probably know that during the beginning year of their life, a puppy needs lots of care and attention. This is even more true for our puppies, so that is why they are placed with volunteer families (known as puppy carers) from when they are around 8 weeks old, until around 12 months of age. Dogs like Archie are almost two years used prior they can be matched with a person who is blind or has low vision. Puppy sponsors make a routine gift towards the training of a Seeing Eye puppy. We will put your gift straight to work by carefully investing in the support and training of professional Seeing Eye Dogs to assist Australians in need. Vision Australia’s Seeing Eye Dog division receives very little funding and with each dog taking up to two years to train and costing around 50 00 we rely on our humane supporters like you so we can provide Seeing Eye Dogs free of charge to clients right across Australia. These unique dogs yield the gift of independence’ and freedom in day today life by becoming the eyes’ of a person who is blind or vision impaired.