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May 24, 2023 June 12 @ 8:21 am

Volunteer Story: Karina Diaz

Seventeen-year-old Karina Diaz is raising “Gemini,” her second Fidelco dog. “Scout,” the first dog Karina raised for Fidelco, is now progressing well through training and on his way to changing the life of a person who is blind.

May 19, 2023 June 12 @ 8:21 am

A Day in the Life of Fidelco Clients

Yehia D. and “Vader” Vader joins Yehia on three-mile walks around the lake in his community and downtown for shopping…

May 18, 2023 June 12 @ 8:21 am

Fidelco VP, Director of Guide Dog Training Operations appointed committee member of the International Guide Dog Federation.

Congratulations to Tamer (Tommy) Mourad, Vice President, Director of Guide Dog Training Operations, on his recent appointment as a committee…

May 10, 2023 June 12 @ 8:21 am

Tribute: Steve Famiglietti

Fidelco client Steve Famiglietti passed away last November after living a meaningful and active life as an educator/advocate and adventurer….

May 9, 2023 June 12 @ 8:21 am

A Bond of Trust: Quinn Howard

One year after receiving his guide dog, “Yuri,” Quinn Howard’s life has changed in many ways. “Having Yuri has been…

May 9, 2023 June 12 @ 8:21 am

Spring 2023: A Letter from the CEO

Fidelco’s story, with dogs from all stages of life, was on display in mid-April as Suburban Subaru in Manchester, CT, honored us with their “Share the Love” contribution. There were little puppies falling asleep, a beautiful young dog nurtured by his puppy raiser family and now ready for guide dog
training, and a fully trained guide dog doing his best to ignore the antics of the younger dogs.