The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association have been expertly breeding and training guide dogs for more than 75 years, providing many thousands blind and partially-sighted people of all ages and from all walks of life, with the fredom, mobility and access service that comes with a lifelong canine partner!

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.  

As well as training dogs they also deliver confidence-building rehabilitation services to adults, young people and children. 

They also campaign alongside visually-impaired people for rights that most sighted people take for granted.  These include access to services and transport, freedom of mobility, and provision of better rehabilitation services.  

If you want to read more about the charity and the work they do please visit their website:

www.guidedogs.org.uk

How can you help?

There is also a monthly Magic2Beauty raffle in which you can win a bespoke treatment package at the salon!

And dont forget to book in for our charity event on the 24th of March, see details below:

Come along and help me raise some well needed funds for this amazing and important charity! 

Here are a few clips of stories from extrodinary people who gets through life with a four legged companion! Enjoy!