Rochester Hills based organization helps make daily life easier for the blind and visually impaired Leader Dogs For the Blind offers free services
DETROIT – The Rochester based organization, Leader Dogs For the Blind, helps the blind and visually impaired get pets that assist them with safe and independent travel daily.
This week’s episode of All 4 Pets features more information on the group and its free services.
For more information on Leader Dogs For the Blind or to donate, click here.
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