Like sloppy kisses and unconditional love? CNIB needs puppy raisers in Winnipeg
Publié le : 28 Avril 2017
Mis à jour le : 28 Avril 2017
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It's a volunteer opportunity that's hard to lick.
The Canadian National Institute for the Blind is putting out the call for people in Winnipeg to raise puppies so they can become socialized before being trained as guide dogs.
The CNIB, which has been around for 100 years, is launching its first ever program to raise and train guide dogs. It will operate in Toronto, Halifax and Winnipeg.
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