At Christmas and New Year, we traditionally eat more than usual, often enjoying foods that differ from our everyday meals. With festive dishes, guests, and family gatherings, there’s a lot more food around—and it’s hard to resist trying everything. But what about your dog? It’s important to make sure they stay healthy during this time and avoid any visits to the vet due to overeating.
Our guide dog has fully recovered after spinal surgery and is once again guiding her visually impaired owner. While Dolly was recovering, Írisz walked with a white cane, though she had some trouble using it. Now the feeling has returned that they walk together as if Írisz can see,
We held a sensitisation session at the 112 Call Centre in Miskolc. We were pleased to accept the invitation, as we consider it of utmost importance that the staff of the emergency call centre should be better informed about visually impaired people. We have sensitised around 60 call centre operators on two occasions and,
Every year, we train and hand over more and more dogs to our visually impaired community in Hungary. This growth is why we are continually expanding our team. Join our mission as a puppy raiser!
We are looking for volunteers to welcome a nine-week-old Labrador puppy into their homes for about one to one and a half years.
