Dog selfies are real and for a good Irish cause

With today being World Autism Awareness Day, Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind have started a #deflie or dog selfie campaign.

Wed, 02 Apr, 2014 - 16:49

Shaun Cronin

With today being World Autism Awareness Day Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind have started a #deflie or dog selfie campaign.

With the overwhelming success of the Irish Cancer Society’s #nomakeupselfie the charity is hoping these adorable pooches can replicate that achievement.

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