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Episode Description
Ever wondered what it takes to raise a superhero on four legs?
Mike Sullivan sits down with Miranda Turenne from BC and Alberta Guide Dogs to explore the incredible journey of raising, training, and placing life-changing service dogs with people who need them most.
From puppies to professional partners, these dogs transform the lives of those living with visual impairments, autism, or PTSD.
The conversation touches on the emotional, logistical, and deeply human side of this impactful work—plus, it all ties into Utility Safety Partners’ very first charity golf tournament benefiting this vital organization.
Listen For:
3:09 What BC & Alberta Guide Dogs is really all about
7:41 Miranda’s unique role as service dog matchmaker
10:30 How dogs “choose” their careers (or not!)
20:53 What guide dogs really do for people with visual impairments
35:35 The heartbreak and fulfillment of saying goodbye to a service dog
Connect with guest Miranda Turenne, Manager, Fund Development at BC & Alberta Guide Dogs
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