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EASTER EGG HUNT

April 16, 2011
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Each year, Qwest volunteers host an Easter Egg hunt for visually impaired children. The fun includes hunting for Easter eggs that beep so the blind children can find them, playing T-ball (the balls also beep), a visit from the Easter Bunny, and of course, meeting some very special dogs--our Guide Puppies! What a wonderful way to introduce these kids to the prospect of using a Guide Dog for mobility when they are old enough while socializing our pups with some wonderful youngsters. Plus, it's just a lot of fun! Afterward, volunteers & raiser enjoy a thank you breakfast. 

A blind girl investigates Zorba's bunny ears

Bunny ears are a hit with sighted siblings, too!

Lizz & Izzy meet one of the many costumed Easter Bunnies




"Hey, Mack, if you're good I'll tell you where the eggs are hidden!




A volunteer explains how the eggs "beep" so the blind children can locate them
to a camerman from a local TV station.

The kids hunt for eggs, with the help of parents and Easter Bunnies.










Miranda & Zorba watch the fun.




The audible eggs are traded for eggs with candy in them.
Who got the better haul?



Seems Everybody wants to get in on the Easter Bunny Act!


Clairese is looking pretty in pink.


Izzy and Zorba

Miranda & Zorba meet the Bunny




Miranda gives Zorba a break from the bunny ears.

Dad seizes a photo op with toddler and Mack.





Thanks, Qwest, we had a wonderful time!





See you Next year!