Petbarn Foundation 12th Annual Seeing Eye Dogs Appeal 2025
Thanks to you, we have raised $1.5M in donations which will help train up 30 Seeing Eye Dogs pups.
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Donate today and we'll match it!
The Petbarn Foundation will double all donations made to the Seeing Eye Dogs Appeal
up to $50K in-store and online from 25th - 27th July.
It takes $50,000 to train up a Seeing Eye Dogs pup
2 years of extensive and specialised training A nutritious and healthy diet Ongoing support from our community
Since 2014, the Petbarn Foundation has donated $10.4m to train up 209 Seeing Eye Dogs.
Make a Donation
Donations have now closed for the Petbarn Foundation Seeing Eye Dogs Appeal. If you would still like to support the Petbarn Foundation, you can still donate to make a difference for people and pets in need.
How to donate
Donate online or purchase a $3, $5 or $10 donation tag in any Petbarn store Australia wide.
All donations over $2 are tax deductible.
Make a donation today
Your small change can make a big difference
Your donation will change lives
Seeing Eye Dogs provide vital support, constant companionship, independence and contribute to an all-round better quality of life for people in our community who are blind or have low vision. Dale and Seeing Eye Dog Yana are a perfect example of this.
Thank you for helping us raise $1.5 million!
Proudly protect Vision Australia
Seeing Eye Dogs
*1st July - 4th August 2025.
Up to $20K. Simparica TRIO 3 & 6 packs only.
Proudly make the harnesses worn
by Vision Australia Seeing Eye Dogs
*1st July - 4th August 2025. Up to $8K.
Ezydog & LOGIN products only.
Aussie sporting teams are proudly backing our Seeing Eye Dogs Appeal, because it takes training to lead the way.
Meet Vision Australia Seeing Eye Dogs Clients
Embracing Life Together
Marilena was born with cataracts on her eyes, and now, at 44 years old, she lives with low central & peripheral vision and frequent vertigo that causes visual shaking and dizziness.
Marilena has a message of gratitude; “My life has truly changed for the better thanks to Hamilton, and I am so grateful for the support and contributions from the community.”
The Perfect Match
Dale woke up one morning in 2023, blind in one eye. He now has 40% vision left in his other eye. Since his diagnosis, Dale has lived life to the fullest. He’s run some of Australia's toughest tracks, completed 100km in a day, and is always up for a walk with Yana by his side.
Dale says “Seeing Eye Dogs give so much independence and freedom that any support you can give is vital."
The Hope of Independence
Alayna was just 11 years old when she lost her sight and was diagnosed with optic atrophy.
Alayna thanks the community for "helping to fund Seeing Eye Dogs just like Joey. Your support means people like me get the opportunity to work with a Seeing Eye Dog. By supporting the appeal, you’re contributing to the hope that is independence."
Thank you for your kind donations & the support of our partners
