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The
National Association of Guide Dog users has been contacted by a national
video production company seeking a subject for a brief documentary
sponsored by a major pet food company about the relationship between a
guide dog user and his dog. We are seeking a subject for this documentary
who meets some specific criteria. <br>
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The subject must be a male between approximately 20–40 years of age who
lost their eyesight after having once been sighted and has a light
colored dog. Ideally, candidates should live in either the Mid-Atlantic,
Northeast or Pacific Northwest of the US, but they are open to people in
other areas for the right story. The person chosen will need to be
available for production for 3-5 days between March 25 – April 4. <br>
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There will be financial compensation for appearing, and if the person
chosen is the result of this search, the National Association of Guide
Dog Users and the National Federation of the Blind will be given credit
in the production.<br>
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If you
meet these criteria and would like to be considered for this project,
please send an email with your name, telephone number, email address, and
the best time to contact you to<br>
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<a href="mailto:Info@nagdu.org">Info@nagdu.org</a><br>
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Fraternally yours,<br>
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Marion Gwizdala, President<br>
National Association of Guide Dog Users Inc.<br>
National Federation of the Blind<br>
(813) 626-2789<br>
(888) 624-3841 (Hotline)<br>
<a href="mailto:President@nagdu.org">President@nagdu.org</a><br>
<a href="http://www.nagdu.org/" eudora="autourl">http://www.nagdu.org<br>
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High expectations create unlimited potential for the blind!<br>
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