Community Involvement, Dog News, Rehabilitation

CSP‑Sacramento donates $6k to guide dogs group

Sacramento prison residents and staff hold a check made out to Guide Dogs of America.
Facility C residents at CSP-Sacramento raised nearly $6,000 for Guide Dogs of America.

A food sale on Facility C at California State Prison, Sacramento, raised nearly $6,000 for Guide Dogs of America. The charitable act benefits the incarcerated as well as the community outside the walls.

The non-profit group’s mission is about transforming lives. Through their Prisoners Overcoming Obstacles and Creating Hope program, the incarcerated participants have been training dogs in the prison since June 2021.

The program is designed to meet the need for service dogs. Meanwhile, the program also provides an opportunity for education, rehabilitation, and community improvement for incarcerated individuals.


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