The Seeing-Eye Guide Dog Anniversary is observed on January 29, recognizing the vital role that guide dogs play in assisting their owners. This day celebrates the dedication and training of these dogs, which enable visually impaired individuals to navigate their environments safely and effectively. The anniversary commemorates the founding of the Seeing Eye, a prominent guide dog training school co-founded by Morris Frank and Dorothy Harrison Eustis. The event highlights the importance of guide dogs in enhancing the quality of life for many people and acknowledges the ongoing improvements in governmental policies related to guide dogs. Typical customs may include appreciation events and awareness campaigns to honor the contributions of these specially trained canines.