I like to think of myself as forward-thinking, open-minded, flexible and willing to consider the unusual, but somehow this item just crosses all my borders. I’ve lost track of where I found out about this, but Miniature horses for the blind is just too improbable.
Visit the site to see “The world’s first horse to fly in the passenger cabin” of an airplane, and riding the escalator with a blind person.
Our mission is to provide a safe, cost-effective and reliable mobility alternative for visually impaired people. The Guide Horse Foundation is committed to delivering Guide Horses at no cost to the blind, relying on un-paid volunteers and charitable donations to pay all travel and housing expenses for the blind handler’s on-site training. We also have the goal of helping the tiny horses by providing them with a higher-purpose in life.
I sponsor a guide dog puppy (well, really it’s probably the puppy’s breakfast for a year as I’m not up for a full $22,500) and totally support improving the quality of life for people with disabilities, but something about using miniature horses just makes me want to guffaw! How reactionary is that! Still, more power to them.





well i belive mini ponies for the blind are great!!!
it gives a person a since of completment i have been doing my research and things from here look awsome!! dogs are good and all but a mini ponie!! come on how awsome can that be?
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