Radio broadcaster Naomi Ravia lost the visual field of her left eye but was not officially recognized as blind. The organization gave her Hero, a dog who was disqualified from guiding. The attached item talks...
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Seeing Eyes for the Blind is a non-profit organization located near Tzivon in the Upper Galilee region.
The organization runs a training center for guide dog training, and for training the blind with the dogs.
The training center was founded in 1989, and over the years has provided guide dogs to hundreds of blind people.
Radio broadcaster Naomi Ravia lost the visual field of her left eye but was not officially recognized as blind. The organization gave her Hero, a dog who was disqualified from guiding. The attached item talks...
Wanted: Families interested in fostering Labrador puppies. Fostering involves providing optimal raising conditions and imparting initial social skills to the puppy. Without an adequate fostering period, the Labrador puppy will not be able to become...
We are happy to announce the arrival of litter N.: Three males and three females! Mother Reli is slowly recovering from her c-section. In the photo: six yellowish puppies, one hour old, lying in...
Help us guide guide dogs and give them for free to the blind in Israel, to enable them to live full and independent lives. Guiding Eyes for the Blind is a non-profit organization recognized as a public institution. The association’s facilities are located near Zebon in the Galilee. The association is the body responsible for the training center where guide dogs are trained. The training center was founded in 1989. Over twenty thousand blind people live in Israel, including many IDF disabled people. The demand for dogs far exceeds the supply and there is a long line of blind people waiting to receive guide dogs. Help us help them. The dogs nominated to be guide dogs are selected from breeds with a quiet temperament and high initiative. The breeds suitable for use as guide dogs are: Labrador Retriever, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd
The Seeing Eyes for the Blind organization would like to personally thank all the good people, the foster families, the volunteers and our partners without whom the blind in Israel would not have been able to receive guide dogs. The association is grateful every hour, every day, for the enormous support for the success of […]
Sigalit Avraham shares: “My biga is a five-year-old Labrador, who entered my life almost three years ago, during COVID-19 pandemic. She is such a cute and gentle dog. From the first moment I met Biga, I knew we would have a special bond. She is extremely emotionally intelligent, she is attentive to me, very sensitive […]
Hanania Cohen is a blind man who serves as chairman of the Kiryat Shmona Municipality Employee Committee. Without the close escort of his guide dog, he would not have been able to achieve this position. We all have dreams and goals that we strive to fulfill and achieve, even though sometimes they seem far away […]
I got my foster puppy, Gordy, in August 2018. Ofer David: Half a year before fostering, I visited one of the labs in the Technion and saw someone with a Labrador puppy wearing a blue vest with the inscription “Seeing Eyes for the Blind”. Naturally, I was intrigued, and approached her to hear details […]
The decision to volunteer with a guide dog was very significant for me and not an easy one to make: on one hand, I was looking for a meaningful and satisfactory volunteering experience in the community; and on the other hand, I was concerned about a yearlong commitment and the farewell that awaited me in […]
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