Cork branch of the Irish Guide Dogs appealing for puppy raisers
They're looking for individuals and families who can foster an Irish Guide Dogs puppy from age 7-8 weeks to 12-15 months.
Around 70 dogs and puppies are currently in the centre, and 100 people are registered on the scheme in Munster and Leinster however it takes up to a year to train each pup.
Speaking to RedFM News Eimear Kenneally of the Irish Guide Dogs says many people don't want to take a dog in for training in case they get attached however the reality is different:
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