Angels Blind people who don't fancy dogs will be able to get around virtually everywhere with Janet and Don Burleson's miniature Guide Horses.
Harried shoppers stop in their tracks.
Kid's gaze openmouthed. The blue blanket on Twinkie's back explains her presence. By later this year, The Burleson's hope to have the horses placed with blind and visually impaired people around the U.S., to serve as an equine version of guide dogs. They are extremely calm and they have phenomenal memories. Soon after the clatter of little hooves turned into a mini-stampede, as they added horses the way other people accumulate goldfish.