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Guide Dogs volunteers invite community to Enumclaw 40th‑anniversary celebration
Summary
Volunteers with a local Guide Dogs for the Blind group invited the public to a 40th‑anniversary celebration in Enumclaw on Aug. 22 at Trinity Lutheran, noting the city has helped raise more than 300 dogs and supported the program for decades.
Jenna Decker, speaking for a local Guide Dogs for the Blind volunteer group, thanked the city and invited the community to a 40th‑anniversary celebration at Trinity Lutheran on Aug. 22 from 1 to 4 p.m. "Our guide dog group has been here for 40 years since '86," Decker said, and she told council Enumclaw volunteers have raised 308 dogs, about 131 of which became guide dogs.
Decker described community support from local schools and businesses and said a puppy truck — carrying six eight‑week‑old puppies — will attend the celebration. "We would love anybody to come," she said, adding the group has had a positive long‑term impact in the community.
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