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NYAGDU
New York Association of Guide Dog Users
President: Margo Downey
We
are the New York Association of Guide Dog Users, a division of
the NFB of New York, and also of the National Association of
Guide Dog Users. We welcome people who are guide dog users,
those who are interested in becoming guide dog users, or those
who just care about guide dog issues. Dues are only $5.00 per
year.
We help people having dog-related access issues advocate for
themselves, and we work to improve laws so as to prevent future
problems. Through our listserv,
nyagdu@nfbnet.org, we discuss issues relating to guide dogs,
anything from access to dog retirement, behavior questions, or
whether getting a guide dog might be a good move for you. We
have dog users from several different training programs, which
gives us a broader perspective than groups limited to one
school's graduates. Also, our association with our national
division lets us share ideas and solutions with other dog users
all over the country. We invite you to join us to make friends
and do important work.
Mailing Address:
Margo Downey, President
274 Hoyt St.
Buffalo, NY 14213
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Service Animal Protection law |
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Frequently Asked Questions About Service Animals (from FLAGDU) |
frequently Asked Questions About Service Animals (WORD document) |
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Guide Dogs in Health Care Facilities |
guidelines for environmental Infection Control in Health Care Facilities (WORD document) |
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