Blind Dog Rescue Alliance
Blind Dogs See With Their Hearts!

Here is a listing of blind/visually impaired dogs/cats for adoption from shelters in the following states:

Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona


PIPER

Contact Information:

Phoenix Rising Border Collie Rescue

Kristie
Here is his bio and pix (or you can see him on http://www.prbcr.org).

Piper - Special Needs - Very Loving!
male - neutered
approx 3 yrs old
activity level: active
loves people
loves the water

Piper was found chained to a tree and thankfully PRBCR was able to
save him. He is such a sweet loving boy who just loves life!

Piper is blind. The vet says since he is so well adjusted, she feels
he has been blind since birth. You would never know he is blind except
that he fell down the steps of his new foster home, so we had his eyes
checked. He loves being outside and running and playing. He is
extremely fast! To cool off, he jumps into the water trough. He is the
cutest boy with the sweetest personality- you will just fall in love!


Piper loves his foster sisters and loves playing with them. We would
love to see Piper go to a home where he will be an only dog who is
pampered and loved or to a home where he would have a sister who is
non-alpha. He is very intimidated by male dogs which is to be expected
with his condition.

Piper loves being petted and brushed and just loves interaction with
people. He will need a fence for his safety and a human who
understands how to help him learn his new surroundings and give him
the love and support he needs. Dogs do very well blind with a little
help from their human friends as their sense of smell and touch
compensate for their loss. Having another dog companion, in Piper's
case a gentle nurturing female dog, will help him feel less alone and
afraid.
If you are interested in  Piper please contact kristie@prbcr.org
Texas
Oklahoma

CHICHI and EMMA


Contact Information:


Forever Friends Foster Care and Rescue, Inc., Ardmore, OK 

 

Phone: 580.224.1445


Website: www.foreverfriendsfostercare.org

A couple of years ago, Patti Cain, our president, was made aware of a blind Chichi at the local shelter that was scheduled to be euthanized. Of course, Patti had to take him in. He was blind and had no hair and was very underweight. He is about 7 years old now, has hair on his head and tail and has put on weight. He has his own space in the house due to the number of other dogs and some that are very large. Mo is neutered, HW negative, but because of his age and the fact that he never leaves the house, he hasn’t had his shots. But that can be remedied easily. We would like to get him into an environment where he can have more room and be with people that are familiar with dealing with blind dogs. 

A month ago, we took in Emma from a local “breeder”. She is timid but sweet, blind in one eye and has had several litters of pups. She is 5 or 6 years old. Emma is spayed and up to date on her shots.