Guide dogs lead the way for the visually impaired
(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2016-02-24 15:47 |
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Four-year-old guide dog Jiang Quan stands watch near his owner, Huang Ming, in a ward at a Shanghai hospital on Feb 17, 2016. Huang Ming had an anaphylactic cough and needed treatment in a hospital. Considering the blind woman's difficulties, the hospital arranged a special ward to accomodate Huang and her dog. [Photo/IC] |
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