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Blind Chihuahua has a Guide Dog and Best Friend
By Steve G. Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Seeing eye dogs usually help blind people get around, but at one Florida Humane Society, there's one little dog who's actually helping out a four-legged friend.
Max and Sarah are best friends. When you see one, the other is bound to be close by.
Sarah is visually impaired and Max acts as her seeing-eye dog.
(WATCH the video below, or READ the story from WFLA)
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