Ford provides Irish Guide Dogs with S-Max Hybrid


Ford in Ireland is providing the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind charity with an S-Max Hybrid to help with its work across the country, writes Brian Byrne.

The charity's headquarters is in Cork and the S-Max with 7-seat capacity plus the flexibility of putting down the seats to transport dogs on a flat cargo floor makes it an eminently suitable vehicle for the work. The technology in the vehicle means it reduces CO2 emissions by more than 10pc compared to a diesel version.

Pictured are John Manning, Henry Ford & Son Ltd (standing), with the S-MAX FHEV and the Irish Guide Dogs team, including ‘Puppies in Training’ Elton (Black Labrador) and Vogue (Golden Labrador); and human team members Eoin Slattery, Technical Training Manager and Allyce Keogh, Guide Dog Trainer.


 

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