Colouring Contest
Hey kids! Do you want to win a terrific prize? Print our colouring contest page. When you are done colouring, have your parents mail the sheet to us. We pick winning entries every three months for kids 12 and younger.
***Here’s a hint***
Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind uses white harnesses for our guide dogs. A white harness will give you bonus points and a better chance to win.
Colouring contest entries can be mailed to:
Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind
Colouring Contest
PO Box 280
Manotick, ON K4M 1A3
You may scan and email your entry to events@guidedogs.ca.
Good luck!
Colouring Contest
Hey kids! Do you want to win a terrific prize? Print our colouring contest page. When you are done colouring, have your parents mail the sheet to us. We pick winning entries every three months for kids 12 and younger.
***Here’s a hint***
Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind uses white harnesses for our guide dogs. A white harness will give you bonus points and a better chance to win.
Colouring contest entries can be mailed to:
Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind
Colouring Contest
PO Box 280
Manotick, ON K4M 1A3
You may scan and email your entry to events@guidedogs.ca.
Good luck!
Puppy Maze
This little puppy cannot find his toy anywhere. Someday he will be a guide dog, but right now he needs you to walk him through the maze to help him find his toy.
Puppy Maze
This little puppy cannot find his toy anywhere. Someday he will be a guide dog, but right now he needs you to walk him through the maze to help him find his toy.
Free Cards and Zoom Backgrounds
Hey kids! Do you need a card for someone special? Check out our free cards for kids. You can print them and write a special message on them or save them and send them as an e-card. Do you use Zoom? These pictures are designed to work well as digital backgrounds on Zoom too!
Free Cards and Zoom Backgrounds
Hey kids! Do you need a card for someone special? Check out our free cards for kids. You can print them and write a special message on them or save them and send them as an e-card. Do you use Zoom? These pictures are designed to work well as digital backgrounds on Zoom too!
TUCKER
Hello everyone! My name is Tucker and I’m one year old. To look at me, you might be able to guess that I’m a black Labrador retriever. I bet you can’t guess what else I am though…
I am also one of the #RPuppies. Don’t know what that is? My five brothers and sisters and I are training to become guide dogs for Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind and we have been adopted by the Ottawa Redblacks. That means that we get to go to the stadium for practices and home games, get to meet the fans and play with the players, and we go to other events too! I like to pretend I’m like the football players on the field, although they are all a bit bigger than I am.
When I’m not on the football field – gosh I like the way that sounds – I live with my foster mom and my two human foster brothers. I will live with them while I finish going to school – yes, I have to go to school, just like you! – and while I complete my training to someday be a real guide dog, I actually really like going to school because I get to see my brothers and sisters and when I work really hard, I get so much praise. Does your teacher give you praise when if you do well at school?
During the day, I follow my mom around and I get to go wherever she goes – to the store, the library, to the movies, even to a special home we go to where a lot of older people live. Boy, do they love to see me there! At night, I like to follow my dad around, or to snuggle up with my brothers.
My human brothers don’t play football, but they do play hockey, so the arena is another place I get to spend a lot of time. I don’t go on the ice. I think that would be slippery.
Speaking of slippery, what did you think of that snow stuff we just had? Wow! It was amazing! Things are starting to smell a little different now and the air feels a little different than it has the past few months. I’m looking forward to seeing what comes next!
MINDY
Hello I’m Mindy. I have ten brothers and sisters who are just like me. We are all being raised to be guide dogs for Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind. We don’t all live together. We each live with our volunteer puppy raisers. Mine takes me out to lots of places, sometimes just to play and meet other friends, and sometimes wearing my guide dog in training jacket to show that I’m learning how to work. When I wear my jacket, I get to go into stores and malls, ride on buses and go to other places most dogs don’t get to go. At home I have a cat named Mouse that I get to play with and human siblings who love to play with me. I also have a dog neighbour who I get to play with in the yard, which I love.
TUCKER
Hello everyone! My name is Tucker and I’m one year old. To look at me, you might be able to guess that I’m a black Labrador retriever. I bet you can’t guess what else I am though…
I am also one of the #RPuppies. Don’t know what that is? My five brothers and sisters and I are training to become guide dogs for Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind and we have been adopted by the Ottawa Redblacks. That means that we get to go to the stadium for practices and home games, get to meet the fans and play with the players, and we go to other events too! I like to pretend I’m like the football players on the field, although they are all a bit bigger than I am.
When I’m not on the football field – gosh I like the way that sounds – I live with my foster mom and my two human foster brothers. I will live with them while I finish going to school – yes, I have to go to school, just like you! – and while I complete my training to someday be a real guide dog, I actually really like going to school because I get to see my brothers and sisters and when I work really hard, I get so much praise. Does your teacher give you praise when if you do well at school?
During the day, I follow my mom around and I get to go wherever she goes – to the store, the library, to the movies, even to a special home we go to where a lot of older people live. Boy, do they love to see me there! At night, I like to follow my dad around, or to snuggle up with my brothers.
My human brothers don’t play football, but they do play hockey, so the arena is another place I get to spend a lot of time. I don’t go on the ice. I think that would be slippery.
Speaking of slippery, what did you think of that snow stuff we just had? Wow! It was amazing! Things are starting to smell a little different now and the air feels a little different than it has the past few months. I’m looking forward to seeing what comes next!
MINDY
Hello I’m Mindy. I have ten brothers and sisters who are just like me. We are all being raised to be guide dogs for Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind. We don’t all live together. We each live with our volunteer puppy raisers. Mine takes me out to lots of places, sometimes just to play and meet other friends, and sometimes wearing my guide dog in training jacket to show that I’m learning how to work. When I wear my jacket, I get to go into stores and malls, ride on buses and go to other places most dogs don’t get to go. At home I have a cat named Mouse that I get to play with and human siblings who love to play with me. I also have a dog neighbour who I get to play with in the yard, which I love.
