Every three seconds, a companion animal is euthanized in the United States.
Leader Dogs for the Blind is an organization that raises and trains dogs to guide the visually impaired, and matches them with people who need them. They do occasionally help rescue dogs from shelters but 90% of their dogs are bred in the facility.
If Leader Dogs were to breed less of their dogs and agree to evaluate more shelter dogs for potential acceptance to their program, MANY lives could be saved---particularly those of large shepherd and lab mixes who are almost always the last ones left at the end of the day.
Please help the animals and encourage Leader Dogs for the Blind to agree to consider more shelter dogs whose lives may be on the line and eventually help stop pet overpopulation once and for all.
