Welcome to the Israel Guide Dog Family
We’re so happy you’re here.
Thank you for taking the first step to learning more about our exceptional mission—helping Israelis regain their lives by providing independence, mobility, and companionship through a partnerships with a dog.
Our Work
and Impact
Our Center in Israel breeds, raises, and trains dogs to become:
- Guide Dogs for a blind person,
- PTSD Service Dogs for soldiers who’ve experienced service-related trauma, and
- Emotional Support Dogs for children on the Autism spectrum
Our dogs are so much more than four-legged cuties. They are superheroes that are changing the lives of Israelis. Check out the story of Barak and Amigo.
Take a quick 4-minute tour of the
Israel Guide Dog Center to learn about what we do
How You Can Help
Donate
There are so many ways to give: Make a one-time donation, donate monthly and follow a puppy, make a major gift and name a puppy, or consider leaving a gift in your will.
Share
Share our Mitzvah Page and our Facebook or Instagram with students, educators, and other organizations so that they can join our events, campaigns and mitzvah projects.
Visit
Experience our work firsthand by visiting us in Israel. Schedule a tour and meet our clients, our dogs and our staff.
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Canadian Friends Merch is Here!
Show your support and make a difference! Every t-shirt, tote bag, and water bottle you purchase helps provide life-changing guide and service dogs to people in Israel who need them most. 100% of proceeds go directly to training these incredible dogs, giving...
Aliyah Puppies
Meet Peggy, Tiny, and Donnie—three remarkable German Shepherd puppies training to become guide dogs through the Israel Guide Dog Center's Aliyah Program. Peggy was born in March 2024 at The Seeing Eye in Morristown, New Jersey. She is spending her first year in New...
Buddy- A True Friend
During Idan Hayun’s guide dog partnership course in May 2023, Israel faced the five-day “Shield and Arrow” operation, with nearly 1,500 missiles fired from Gaza. Buddy, his guide dog, sensed the danger, warning Idan before sirens sounded. This unexpected training...