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Searching – GUND WHITE & TAN Lying Down COW Top Priority

Hello all, I would love some help! My daughter who became attached to a stuffed cow given to her in 1990 and has since lost the cow in a terrible cottage fire. This cow was one of the last items she had from her father, who also passed away at the age of 36 of a fatal heart attack.

I’ve searched for this item for so long. I finally found a picture of her with him, and tried to clean it up a bit for identification. To the best of my knowledge it’s a Gotta Getta GUND or Baby GUND. It was white plush, with tan nose, hooves and small nub horns and the tip of the tail was also tan. It laid flat on its tummy and often was mistaken for a lamb or sheep. I have no idea what the official name was, since the tag had long since been removed.

Thank you so much,

Eileen

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Searching for a toy – Originally posted 07/01/2009

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4 Responses to “Searching – GUND WHITE & TAN Lying Down COW Top Priority”

• tami says:

  July 13, 2009 at 9:48 PM

  071309-2 was it a rattle? musical? have a ribbon on the neck? All white or have spots?

  
   

  
   
• Anonymous says:

  July 14, 2009 at 8:01 AM

  RE: 071309-2

  No, it was not a puppet, nor a rattle. At one point it MIGHT have had a ribbon on its neck but I would have removed it for her safety. It was entirely white, with tan hooves, tan tip on tail, tan nubs/horns and tan nose. Even the tan was quite pale. Often in the store people would say 'what a precious lamb' because it was so white and didn't look quite like a cow or any cow I'd seen at least. My email address is irishstorm831 AT yahoo DOT com.

  
   

  
   
• Anonymous says:

  July 15, 2009 at 10:39 AM

  There is a cow at the Teddy Bear Shelter that fits your description. goto http://www.theteddybearshelter.com and look at the resident photos.

  
   

  
   
• Anonymous says:

  July 15, 2009 at 11:48 AM

  Thanks so much for the reply however its not the same. This cow was entirely white on its back and void of any type of spots.