Plush Memories Lost Toy Search Service

We Will HELP Find LOST LOVIES for DISASTER SURVIVORS!!

Posted by Dirty Butter | Filed under DISASTER PRIORITY SEARCHES | Mar 7, 2012 | Tags: disaster, disaster relief, donate, lost lovies, plush doll, Plush Memories Lost Toy Search Service, Searching for a toy, Top Priority, tornado
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Please spread the word that our FREE Plush Memories Lost Toy Search Service wants to help find favorite dolls and stuffed animals for the children of recent natural disasters.

Survivors and their friends and families can CONTACT US and their request will get SUPER TOP PRIORITY!

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4 Responses to “We Will HELP Find LOST LOVIES for DISASTER SURVIVORS!!”

Jean says:

June 5, 2011 at 2:08 AM

I think this is what you’re looking for, but it’s kind of hard to tell from the pictures.

ebay # 200613874841
ebay # 380323458040
Dirty Butter says:

June 5, 2011 at 8:45 AM

I’m sorry the photo mislead you, Jean. This is NOT a request for help finding this Eeyore. I use this particular photo as one of my avatars, as I think it embodies the whole idea of a lovie. But I really appreciate your efforts to help with the searching. You’ll find all the current requests for help in the Top Priority, Mailing List, and Searching Categories on the right side bar. Right now we don’t have another Tornado Request.
Pauline says:

January 3, 2012 at 12:54 PM

Is our the sweet moos something from baby gund
Michelle says:

February 11, 2012 at 4:23 PM

I am and have been looking for my stuffed dog, Harvey (name given by me). I recieved him in the late 70′s as a Valentines day gift from my mother. He was white and was in the lying flat position. He had red ears, a pink pompom nose, blue eyes and a small red velvet tongue. I do not know the maker, nor do I have any photos to offer. I brought him everywhere with me on the yarn leash I made for him.
I brought him to first grade one day and left him on the chair at an assembeley. I was not supposed to have him with me at school, so I was afraid I would get in trouble if I asked the teacher if I could go back and get him. I also feared asking to go to the lost and found for the same reason. I am now 37 and still look for Harvey whenever I can at thrift stores, Ebay etc…help! I will be ever so greatful!