daysoft is now the proud sponsor of a puppy to be trained by Guide Dogs for the Blind, we've named her daysie...

Over the coming months we'll be keeping you up to date on her progress with "pupdates" on this webpage.

If you would like to find out more or give your support to Guide Dogs, please visit www.guidedogs.org.uk.

Thanks!

Ron Hamilton

An email received from a friend of Daysoft and Guide Dogs for the blind:

What fabulous news! Well done daysoft!

I am also a puppy walker and it is always good to hear of the 'new kid on the block' - attached, a pic (aged 7 weeks also - with his duck) of our last puppy, a very loving labrador, Woody, who went in for harness training in Feb.

I don't really need any lenses just yet but I am so pleased that you are sponsoring a pup that I shall away and do it now anyway.

Once again, a hearty congratulations and thanks for your sponsorship, especially in these tough economic times.

 M

daysie has now joined her new family to begin her training as a guide dog. We will keep you updated over the coming weeks on how she is progressing during her puppy walking.

about Guide Dogs for the Blind

The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association consists of stakeholders, including our customers, volunteers, donors, employees and trustees. We work as a team to deliver mobility and access services that meet the needs and aspirations of blind and partially-sighted people in the United Kingdom.

Guide Dogs was founded in 1931, and is a charity that receives no government funding for the guide dogs service.  The guide dog service is entirely dependent on voluntary donations.  The guide dog service costs the guide dog owner a nominal fee of just 50 pence to ensure equality for all in the UK. We are a world leader in breeding and training guide dogs and are a co-founder of the International Guide Dog Federation.

The charity employs 1000 professional staff in the UK supported by 10,000 volunteers, including puppy walkers, brood-stock holders, dog boarders and thousands of local fundraisers.