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Award-Winning Work

Karen Leies, Seeing Eye President & CEO, and Vinay Billimoria, Seeing Eye graduate, hold National Service Animals Memorial Hall of Fame Awards as two National Service Animals Memorial Hall of Fame representatives beside them. Vinay’s German shepherd Seeing Eye dog, Pluto, sits beside him.
From the National Service Animals Memorial Hall of Fame Award to the Moffitt-Gleitz Award presented by Guide Dog Users, Inc., and the Buddy Award, our staff have been recognized for their excellent work and...
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A German Shepherd puppy with perky ears looks at the camera with its tongue sticking out. The text reads: "It's Blindness Awareness Month. Help us ensure equal access and reach our goal of 1,000 gifts. Give Today."
Two black Labrador Retrievers wearing green Seeing Eye puppy training vests sit on a forest floor covered in colorful autumn leaves, with a lake and trees in the background. Text overlay at the bottom reads, “Fiscal Year-End Match. Double your impact and help us finish our year strong!” with a white button that says “Match My Gift.”
A line of dog silhouettes playfully run across a rainbow. The text reads: August 28th is Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day. We invite you to give a special gift in memory of a pet who touched your heart and changed your life. Give Today.
A line of dog silhouettes playfully run across a rainbow. The text reads: August 28th is Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day. We invite you to give a special gift in memory of a pet who touched your heart and changed your life. Give Today.
One black lab and one German shepherd sit next to each other on the beach looking at the camera. The text says 'It's our summer match! Double your gift"

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This pop-up reads: This Blindness Awareness Month, help us reach our gift goal of 1,000! One German Shepard and One yellow lab sit smiling at the camera with their tongues out. Below, a donate button and to the right, a thermometer showing about 75% of the goal has been reached.