Guide Dogs Mobility Cam

Where Future Guide Dogs Begin

This live feed looks into one of the whelping rooms at Guide Dogs of America, a nonprofit training campus in Sylmar, California, dedicated to raising and training assistance dogs for people who are blind or visually impaired.

Building Mobility From Day One

Named the Mobility Cam, this camera captures the earliest physical milestones of each litter — nursing, stretching, and the first attempts at walking across the tiled kennel run under their mother's watch.

A Rotating Home for a Healthy Start

To protect the puppies' fragile immune systems, the organization alternates litters between this run and a sister enclosure every day, allowing a full disinfection cycle between uses — a routine you can watch unfold live.

Part of a Lifelong Journey

Every puppy born in this room enters a structured socialization program that will, over roughly two years, shape it into a working guide dog ready to support someone with vision loss.