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Cawed to Say Happy Father's Day

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$4.02 $6 In stock

Category: Greeting Card

Just cawed to say Happy Father’s Day. This clever card features a Baltimore oriole perched atop a vintage rotary phone, delivering a cheerful bird pun with shimmering gold foil details. A perfect pick for dads who enjoy humor with heart.

  • A2 size greeting card
  • Hand-illustrated design
  • Gold foil accents
  • Blank interior
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe ★★★★★

My dad’s a birdwatcher and a total sucker for puns, so this card was basically made for him—the gold foil on the rotary phone catches the light perfectly. He laughed out loud at the "cawed" joke before he even opened it, and now it’s propped up on his desk.

Samuel F. ★★★★★

The bird-on-phone illustration is so charming and the pun made my dad laugh out loud. The gold foil details really make the card feel special for the occasion.

Brian F. ★★★★★

The gold foil on the oriole really catches the light, making this card feel more special than a standard punny greeting. My dad got a kick out of the vintage phone illustration and the "cawed" wordplay.