An 11-year-old Golden Retriever is given his own “guide dog” after going blind from glaucoma. Although there are guiding dogs for humans, have you ever heard of guide dogs for dogs?
For a blind Golden Retriever, this is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to have a guide dog who is more than just a kind and caring companion. Charlie joined the Stipe family when he was a young puppy. His kind humans, Chelsea and Adam, took excellent care of him and showered him with affection. They took care of their loving and dedicated companion, giving him all he needed.
For a very long time, Chelsea and her husband had discussed getting another dog. Charlie, who seemed lonesome and depressed, may make a great friend and companion. Maverick, a 4-month-old puppy, consequently showed up at the house. Over time, Charlie grew accustomed to the newest member of their family.
A short while afterward, Chelsea noticed nothing strange about their dogs. Charlie’s biggest ally and helper in all of his undertakings was Little Maverick. Charlie lost his toy during their game, but Maverick ran quickly, found it, and gave it back to his blind friend, seemingly encouraging him to keep playing.
They both have a bit of an eccentric and wild side. Maverick, who was constantly battling his blindness, made Charlie’s life not only easier but also fascinating and joyous. After sharing their story, the Stipe couple quickly racked up over 100,000 Instagram followers. Everyone was captivated by the tale of this exceptional and uncommon friendship.
