The Dog Blog

Ailsa lends a friendly face to Hearing Link Services. She is approachable, knowledgeable and always happy to help.

Nicola's hearing loss meant that she lost confidence and felt anxious. Then Dolly bounded into her life...

Anne is a hive of knowledge on all things Hearing Dogs. With wonderful Tegan and charming Malcolm by her side, this trio are volunteer gold!

Ralph used to struggle with people’s lack of awareness of his ‘hidden disability’. Now, former sponsor pup Winnie is changing that...

Our Yorkshire community wouldn't be the same without Karen; she's fun, family-minded and perfect with Poodles!

Linda's hearing loss drained her confidence and made her feel isolated and lonely. However, sound support dog Aspen helps her to overcome the daily challenges and gives her a reason to smile every day.

Karen's contribution extends far beyond her dog training skills; she has a great sense of humour which brings joy and laughter to those around her.

Carolann lacked confidence and suffered from anxiety and depression due to her deafness. Marly, her first hearing dog, turned her life around, but when he passed away suddenly, Carolann's past feelings quickly returned. However, a new face arrived in her life, and she hasn’t looked back.

Cockapoo Ozzie shows he's a whizz at picking up new skills, and handsome Hugh learns all about trains. Find out what else our clever pups have been up to in their training classes.

Pets at Home chose Hearing Dogs as the beneficiary charity for their Summer Fundraiser for a second year, and they have raised a staggering sum that will help to transform the lives of deaf people.

Volunteer duo Karen and Ambassador Dog Bruno perfectly represent the Charity’s purpose and values in the North East.

Author Mike's unique charitable endeavours, readiness to attend public engagements and amiable personality make him a pleasure to work with and volunteer alongside.