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Blind and Seeing Eye Dog Cartoons

by Theresa (T-) McCracken

 

Blind Cartoon 2040

Blind Cartoon 2040: A dog hangs a sign on a tree, “Lost Man, brown hair, white cane.”

 

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Blind Cartoon 6235

Blind Cartoon 6235: Outside a small animal veterinarian clinic, “The Three Blind Mice go for a cornea transplant and a tail reattachment.”

 

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Drug Cartoon 9050
Drug Cartoon 9050: A lizard with dark glasses a white cane and a seeing eye dog says to another, "I wish the FDA would ban the use of eyes of newts in drugs."

 

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Horse Cartoon 2535

Horse Cartoon 2535: A seeing eye dog leads a horse with blinders on.

 

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Blind Cartoon 2202

Blind Cartoon 2202: A blind man is lead into a pole. “Ideas that failed: Seeing Eye Chickens.”

 

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Basketball Cartoon 4817
Basketball Cartoon 4817: A basketball referee wearing dark glasses and using a white cane says to another, "I'm just living up to the fans' expectations."

 

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Owl Cartoon 7411

Owl Cartoon 7411: An owl with binoculars. "Unnatural adaptation for seeing impaired owls."

 

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Eye Cartoon 7120

Eye Cartoon 7120: Someone at an Eye Institute squints to read the “You Are Here” arrow on a site map.

 

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Philosophy Cartoon 3091

Philosophy Cartoon 3091: “The sad case of the blind men and the elephant.” Blind men feeling different parts of the elephant, the one feeling a leg is squashed.

 

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Blind Cartoon 5350

Blind Cartoon 5350: Duck to another with a cane and dark glasses flying over a hunter, "I didn't say 'fly blind.' I said we'd be flying over a blind."

 

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is a website I'm developing that has lots of "Then and Now" photos, stories about Native Americans, homesteaders, entrepreneurs, and colorful characters who have lived, worked and played in the quirky town I work in, Yachats, Oregon.

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