Stiftung Deutsche Schule für Blindenführhunde
About the funder
The Stiftung Deutsche Schule für Blindenführhunde is a non-profit foundation under civil law based in Berlin. Since its establishment in 1995, it has been dedicated to the breeding, raising, and professional training of guide dogs for the blind. The foundation's goal is to enable blind and visually impaired individuals to gain greater independence, mobility, and safety in everyday life through quality-certified guide dogs. The foundation operates its own guide dog school, offers comprehensive professional advice as well as lifelong support for both dog and handler, and works closely with sponsor families, supporters, and international professional associations.
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Mission & Vision
Our mission is to sustainably improve the quality of life for blind and visually impaired individuals through objectively verifiable and high-quality training of guide dogs. We promote the independence and social participation of our clients and are committed to ensuring that every trained guide dog remains a reliable companion for life.
Target groups
The foundation's funding programs are aimed at blind and visually impaired individuals of all ages who rely on a guide dog or wish to request one. In addition, foster families and volunteers are involved to support the raising of young dogs, thereby ensuring high-quality long-term partnerships between humans and animals.