Columbus, Ohio: Guide Dog and Handler
Titled "The Team," the 2019 bronze statue features a guide dog, handler, and two inquisitive puppies.
- Address:
- 195 S. Grubb St., Columbus, OH
- Directions:
- OH-315 exit 1A. Turn east onto US-62/W. Rich St., then a quick left onto S. Grubb St. Drive one block. You'll see the statue on the left, just before the stop sign. Behind a fence, but visible from the sidewalk.
- Hours:
- Lit at night. Local health policies may affect hours and access.
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There's parking right in front, on street.
[Stephen Francia, 08/28/2021]
Pilot Dogs is an organization that trains service dogs. In the yard of their location in Columbus there is a statue of a blind person being guided by a service dog. At the base of the statue are two puppies. One is standing on top of the other and is looking up at the older dog. The statue is behind a fence, so it is not possible to pose with the statue, but it is easy to see from the sidewalk.
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The 2019 sculpture, titled "The Team," is by local artist Andrew Lundberg.