Pet Valu Walk for Dog Guides Returns Across Ontario

Pet Valu Walk for Dog Guides Returns Across Ontario

May 31, 2026
Various Ontario Locations
In Support of Dog Guides across Canada Programs

Communities across Ontario will come together on May 31, 2026, for the annual Pet Valu Walk for Dog Guides, a nationwide fundraising event that supports Canadians who rely on specially trained dog guides. Hosted by the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides, the event raises funds to help provide dog guides to individuals living with a variety of disabilities, including vision loss, hearing impairments, and medical conditions that require support animals. Every contribution directly helps train and place these life-changing companions.

Participants of all ages are invited to walk in support of this meaningful cause, whether alongside their own pets, with friends and family, or as part of local teams. With dozens of walk locations taking place throughout the province—from larger cities to smaller communities—the event makes it easy for people to get involved close to home while contributing to a national initiative. Beyond fundraising, the walks also provide an opportunity for communities to come together, meet other supporters, and celebrate the impact that dog guides have on the lives of Canadians every day.

2026 Ontario Walks

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Supporting Life-Changing Dog Guides Across Ontario

The Pet Valu Walk for Dog Guides is more than a community fundraiser—it is an opportunity to help change lives. Funds raised during the event support the breeding, training, and placement of highly skilled dog guides that assist Canadians with vision loss, hearing challenges, medical conditions, and other disabilities.

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By participating in a local walk or supporting a team, community members help ensure these life-changing partnerships remain accessible to those who need them most. Each step taken during the walk represents greater independence, confidence, and support for individuals who rely on dog guides every day.



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