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Watch Pip! An Animated Short Film
Introducing Pip, a four-minute, heartwarming tale about a small dog with a big dream—to become an elite guide dog. Pip celebrates the heroic dogs that bring the mission of Southeastern Guide Dogs to life. Watch and share! (If you missed it, scroll up, click play, and watch Pip!)
Click here for the video audio description of Pip for our community with vision loss.
Help Bring Pip’s Dream to Life!
Did you know that there’s a real, live puppy named Pip? She’s a Southeastern Guide Dog in training, and she needs your support to make her dream a reality.
At Southeastern Guide Dogs, our dogs save the day—every day—for people with vision loss and veterans with PTSD and other disabilities. As a nonprofit, we provide all of our dogs at no cost to people who need them and we receive no government funding. And that’s why Pip needs your help to reach her destiny.
Join our PipStarter Campaign
Every Donation Counts
Join our “PipStarter” campaign to support Pip’s big dream to reach her destiny and change a life. No gift is too small. And as an added bonus, with your donation of $25 or more, you’ll receive a plush PipPal, an adorable puppy-in-training keepsake.
Donate today!
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I love this!!!! Can you send the plush PipPal to the UK?
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so adorable
I have watched this video over and over, and cry every time. I am gradually sending this to my entire dog and pet loving community.
thank you pip. for everything you do for us. god bless you. you made america great again.
Congratulations SEGD!! Volunteered with you guys for 13 years raised six dogs to become guides and worked two years as an employee. Still supportive and humbled by what all involved give to the program. However? The recipients give back so much more. Love and Prayers to all. Chris
Hi Regina, while we do normally train dogs to be on the left side, sometimes there are situations where a dog would need to work on the right side. For instance, if someone has balance issues, or has an injury in their left arm that doesn't allow for left side work, we will train a dog for the right side. In the film, we took artistic license to work Pip on the right side so you could see the dog, instead of having her be behind the trainer.
Please tell me why the clip shows the dog being walked on the handler’s right side instead of the left? That’s not the right procedure/protocol.
Who wrote this?!! I understand!!!! Cried for hours. Pip is my hero!!!
I cried and I love dogs and all but my mom won’t let me get a dog but my dad wants one too and I’m really sad 😔😣😢😭🙏I want a dog
This is adorable. Where can I find the audio described version so I can share it with my friends? Thanks!
I really really loved this video, but I have to point out it is in an inaccessible form for those with vision loss. :( Audio description (like they have on netflix originals) might be nice.
Thank you for the great services that you and your brave dogs doing for the humanity. Love from Dhaka, Bangladesh.
I just donated $25.00 before realising that because I donated 25.00 last month to get a toy Pip for my first great grandchild, I could not get another toy Pip. I wanted the second toy Pip to donate to the local Greater Fort Myers Delta Gamma gifts for a little girl, who when she is older, could use a real live guide dog. Is this possible? We will be wrapping her gifts on Dec 2
Adorable animation, music to match! Loved it and the message!
This is what it’s all about and why I’m a puppy raiser
We have watched this animated clip numerous times. It is heartfelt, and VERY well done. (Especially, when she uses the ladies purse ans guide harness. We both teared up. lol Pip will make someone a very fortunate individual) We both love SEGD.
Pip gives me that warm fuzzy feeling. I love the underdog!
I love this film! So cute! Good work everyone :)
Such a sweet story. Great work Southeastern Guide Dogs!
