Fidelco dogs
Clea, Lexus, Raja, Deena and Zora have provided Fidelco with over 50 new German Shepherd puppies. Now, we need
your help.
Your generous donation will
enable us continue to breed, train and place the next generation of Fidelco Guide Dogs with men and women who are blind. Our clients are asking for Fidelco’s help because they desire to lead independent lives. We’re asking for your help so that Fidelco can provide them with the life-changing experience of freedom and mobility, as only Fidelco Guide Dogs can provide, in a world that presumes the ability to see.
Your financial support is vital so that we can respond to increasing client demand for the highest quality Fidelco German Shepherd Guide Dogs. Please donate on-line today. It’s very easy and secure.
On behalf of the entire Fidelco family, thank you for your support.
Eliot D. Russman
CEO and Executive Director
The Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation, Inc.
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Register now for the 6th Annual Fidelco Fall Classic.
Join us on September 21st at our new venue; the Golf Club of Avon. Sponsored by StanleyBlack&Decker, this year's tournament may be the most challenging ever. And it's all for a good cause.
For more information or to register, visit www.fidelcofallclassic.com.
Sponsorships are also available.
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Save the Date!
Our "Night of Heroes" celebration takes place at the Fidelco campus in Bloomfield, CT. Check back often for more details.
Fidelco in the News.
Click on the images below to see the stories.
 
Click here for directions to Fidelco.
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Getting a Guide Dog from Fidelco
Demand for Fidelco guide dogs is at an all-time high. If you're ready to experience the freedom and independence that comes with a Fidelco German Shepherd guide dog, click here to learn about our admissions and application process.
Matthew Slaydon and "Legend;"
a New Leash on Life
In October of 2007, Tech Sgt. Matthew Slaydon, USAF (ret.), was investigating a roadside improvised explosive device in Kirkuk, Iraq when it exploded two feet from his face.
Now equipped with a prosthetic left arm and hand and a fierce desire to regain independence and mobility, Slaydon is now training with “Legend,” his Fidelco guide dog.
We honor Matthew's heroism and welcome him into the Fidelco family. And we look forward to serving more veterans with visual disabilities who give their all in service to our country,
View Sgt.Slaydon's remarks at a recent Fidelco gathering.
To view Fidelco's 2009 Condensed Financial Statements, click here.
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