A Pilot Dog can transform the life of someone who is blind or visually impaired, providing freedom and self-confidence. Your time and donations make this happen.

Adopting a Career Change Dog. Not every dog is destined for guide work—when a dog is ready for a new chapter, whether it’s a career change or retirement, we offer them for adoption to …

Co-Pilots are volunteer puppy raisers who care for our Pilot Puppies until they can start their advanced guide dog training…the puppies get to have real-life experiences, learn important …

Pilot Dogs provides world-class guide dogs and other services to help people who are blind or visually impaired achieve greater independence and mobility, all at no cost to our students.

Learn about the three phases of a Pilot Dog's training: puppy raising, advanced training, and team training with their handler.

A Pilot Dog can be a life-changing companion for people who are blind or visually impaired, providing confidence and independence. Because of the generosity of our donors, we are able …

Our on-campus volunteers help out in a multitude of ways, with everything from grooming, walking, and playing with the dogs, to helping with essential maintenance and odd jobs around …

At Pilot Dogs, we focus on developing exceptional guide dog teams, and teaching skills for independence, mobility, and safety.

If you are interested in adopting a Career Change dog, we only accept applications in July and January due to the high volume of requests that we receive. Please visit our Adopt a Dog page …

Discover Pilot Dogs' Facility Dog Program, where specially trained dogs bring comfort and support to hospitals, schools, nursing homes, and rehabilitation centers. Our dogs undergo rigorous …