
The Israel Guide Dog Centre is in emergency mode – we urgently need your help
This Chanukah, please help us to increase the light for all our amazing staff, clients and volunteers.
Please donate now to our current appeal
Guide dogs for the blind
Guide dogs, a type of assistance dog, are trained to help people in life with vision disabilities. Also known as seeing-eye dogs, they are specifically trained to lead blind and visually impaired people, helping them navigate situations or obstacles they normally would not be able to.
More about our guide dogs
Service dogs for PTSD
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is the brain’s response to a very traumatic experience. Specially trained PTSD Service Dogs can help people cope with this disabling condition. IDF veterans suffering from PTSD require a calm companion with the right temperament.
More about our PTSD service dogs
Emotional support dogs for children with autism
Autism assistance dogs (we call our dogs ’emotional support dogs’) are highly skilled working dogs that help to transform the lives of Autistic people and their families. Our autism emotional support dogs are life-changing for both the person with autism and their family.
More about emotional support dogsWatch our recent promotional video
Who you will help

“Riga is my big love. I think we’re well matched – she is perfect.”
Mariyem’s story

“I am no longer alone, I can rely on myself – and Roxi – to do what I want.”
Ruth’s story

“Jema makes me feel I can be anything I want to be!”
Eden’s story

“I feel less anxious. Chance is always with me and he is the best thing that has happened to me.”
Imri’s story

“It’s like taking a prisoner and releasing him from his handcuffs.”
Uri’s story