How guide dogs transform everyday life
About this episode
Zachary Abdalla discusses the transformative role of guide dogs in promoting independence and freedom for their handlers.
Guide dogs aren't just their handlers' best pal; they are also a lifeline to freedom and independent living. Zachary Abdalla, handler in the CNIB Guide Dog Program, advocate, public speaker and student at the University of Calgary's Haskayne School of Business and his guide dog Kai, join the show ahead of the CNIB gala to talk about his advocacy work and the importance of guide dogs.
People in this episode
Guest: Zachary Abdalla
Topics covered
- guide dogs
- advocacy
- independent living
- freedom
- CNIB gala
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: CNIB Guide Dog Program, University of Calgary
Places: Haskayne School of Business
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