The future of LFCDG is in jeopardy!
Construction on the new fully accessible training facility has had to be halted due to a $20 million dollar shortfall. If action isn't taken now, this could spell out the end of Dog Guides Canada and the life-changing support they provide for Canadians with disabilities.I received Orsa from LFCDG in September 2024. Ever since those 3 weeks I spent in Oakville, Ontario, training with my Canine Vision dog guide, my life has never been the same.
The way Orsa has impacted my life is hard to describe in words. It is something that all Canadians living with disabilities deserve to have - a dog that not only helps you live a more independent life, but a partner that walks by your side with unwavering love and loyalty.
LFCDG helps so many people every year. Right now, they need our help.
Please do what you can. Share, spread the word, and donate anything you can for the future of the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides and all those that they help.
