The SLO Regional Airport was filled with the patter of paws and puppy-dog eyes as 15 guide dogs in training exercised social interactions and airport etiquette.

It’s all part of Guide Dog for the Blind’s mission to help people who are visually impaired. Volunteers for the nonprofit raise puppies from the time they are 8 weeks to 14 months old.

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - Some future guide dogs got a chance to train at the Portland International Airport on Saturday morning ...

AFTER reading the letter from David C. E. Tneh, “Let trained dogs guide the blind freely” (The Star, Oct 3), I am compelled to revisit the subject of trained guide dogs leading the blind.

Students involved with Puppies with a Purpose, an MSU student organization connected with the Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind’s national volunteer network, are demonstrating not only their love for ...

The Guide Dogs for the Blind puppies and their volunteer raisers from all over the Central Coast came to simulate a trip to the airport, filled with TSA officers, beeps of scanning machines and ...

Several guide dogs in training spent Sunday afternoon sniffing around a rescue squad station and socializing with various ...

Debut is a 3-year-old yellow Labrador retriever, trained by Guide Dogs for the Blind. She's Drago's second guide dog. "My first guide dog joined me in my sophomore year of college and it was ...

Community Clean Up Consortium (C3), is a collaboration between The Coalition of Black Men and the Soul District Business Association. A 42-year-old man accused of stealing a car from a Portland ...