Skunk Ruggle by bewhiskered

Sleeping with a skunk is bound to strike the silly bone of anyone! Now you can, with this adorable ruggle by bewhiskered.

I donate 10% of Bewhiskered's annual profits to an animal charity. For 2011 that charity is Pit Bull Rescue Central .

Black Face Sheep Ruggle by bewhiskered

Black Face Sheep are some of the softest, poofiest farm animals on the farm! This security blanket by bewhiskered, made of super soft minky fur with a fleece belly, is one sheep you won't mind counting at night. Snuggled with your child, this sheep will ease him or her into soft, comfy sleep.

I donate 10% of Bewhiskered's profits each year to an animal charity. For 2011 my chosen charity is PBRC: Pit Bull Rescue Central.

Monster Lovey by Bewhiskered

This very not so scary monster security blanket will chase all of its child's bad dreams away. :) I donate 10% of Bewhiskered's yearly profits to an animal welfare organization. For 2010 I will be donating to PAWS Atlanta (www.pawsatlanta.org) - a no kill shelter in the metro Atlanta, GA area.

Bunny Lovey by bewhiskered

Super soft fur and a satin belly combine to send this bunny lovey off the charts for smooshability. Floppy ears provide a handy way for your child to tag him along on adventures.

My loveys combine the visual and tactile interest of a taggie with the size and smooshability of a lovey allowing them to be loved from birth through toddler-hood.

His incredible softness will appeal to newer babies while older babies will appreciate the 12 different colors and textures of the fabric claws. Toddlers will find the size perfect for carrying and the lightly stuffed head comfy when used as a pillow.

Moms will appreciate his washability and durability - machine washable on the delicate cycle, line dry or tumble dry low. All his pieces and parts are securely fastened for safety.

He measures approximately 18" wide from tip of claw to tip of claw and his body (from nose to 'tocks) is 20".

I am donating 10% of 2009 profits to Best Friends Animal Sanctuary. I do as much as I can (blogging and so forth) to spread the word about EFA.