Puppy Training Information and Recruitment Night
Guide Dogs Northern Ireland
Please Note - Details for the role can be found here: https://www.communityni.org/job/puppy-walking-volunteer-10-wanted
This role is not for everybody so please read the above information carefully!
To be eligible for this role you must be a maximum of 30 minutes away by car from our centre vets at Cedar Mount and Cedar Grove, Belfast
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Did you know that NI has it's very own Puppy Training Scheme? We have an amazing group of 20 + volunteers who take our adorable and hard working pups from little balls of fluff through to confident and driven Guide Dogs.
We are now embarking on an expansion to our scheme and we're looking for 10 more Puppy Trainers. This will allow us to meet our goal of having more than 5000 Guide Dog partnerships across the UK.
The evening will consist of a brief presentation on what Puppy Training is and isn't, a chance to meet some of our current puppies on scheme, watch a Puppy Training demonstration and learn about the role through round table workshops with some of our existing Puppy Trainers.
Tea, coffee and biscuits will be provided but booking is essential. Please contact Kirsty Gray, our Volunteer Coordinator, to book your slot and change a life!
Venue TBA.
- Disability
Date and Time
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Location
Ridgeway Room, Lyric Theatre
Belfast
BT9 5FB
United Kingdom
Contact Details
For more information or to reserve a slot at the night email or call our Volunteer Coordinator, Kirsty Gray.
Puppy Training Information and Recruitment Night
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