Guide Dogs for the Blind

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808 SW 3rd Ave
Portland, OR 97204
+1 (503) 227-3603
http://www.guidedogs.com

Guide Dogs for the Blind in Portland is dedicated to harnessing the power of partnership by connecting individuals with guide dogs, all at no cost to students.

Whether you're looking to receive a guide dog, make a donation to GDB, or become a volunteer, this organization offers opportunities to support their mission of enhancing independence through the partnership of humans and guide dogs.

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