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When I found out I’d been chosen to give Juniper a new home I was so excited. As a long term beanie baby fan i understand why people rarely rehome. Juniper arrived on a blustery friday morning. They’d had a long travel joruney so the first thing i wanted to do was make Juniper right at home and get them cosy in the warmth.

We put the kettle on and got out or Autumn mugs and made ourselves a hot cup of spiced Chai! Turns out this might be a new favourite, Juniper has drank half a cup already :)

Here’s to the start of our adventures together!

The floof crew continues to grow! Today Arlo Lester welcomed Arthur Picante to the mix. Capacity has reached a comfortable four. Hearts and hands are feeling full today. Arlo Lester’s story continues!

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Kiwi's bio said they were used to being unique and different from all the teddy bears. Kale immediately stepped in once Kiwi arrived to make them feel at home. They're already the bestest of friends!!

After a very comfortable journey chirping to the sorting office posties on the way Basil arrived and sprang out of his box like a proper confident live wire! He didn't need a welcoming group, he just made friends with all our floofs immediately! He introduced himself as Buck from Buckingham and everyone wondered is he from the big house?! But no he it transpired he was made by Buckingham toys around 40 years ago. The label on his rear confirming this

After 2 days of recoup, we have now put his energies into researching and choosing Christmas decorations for the house but he will keep in his jazzy delivery box until December.

Photo shows Basil, sorry Buck, with his welcoming group. Morris and Larry also there who arrived with us some months ago now.

In a little shop somewhere in the UK, a small monkey named Momo sat patiently on a shelf. He had soft fur, and the kind of worn‑in warmth that only comes from being truly loved before. Tucked tightly against his chest was a tiny monkey named Milo, his constant companion. Milo wasn’t just a friend — he was Momo’s emotional support “teddy bear,”

One day, Momo learned he had been chosen. His little heart fluttered. Milo clung tighter. Their journey across the ocean was long, and warm. Milo stayed pressed against Momo the whole time, offering silent comfort. Leaving one life behind, heading toward another.

When the box finally opened in America, Momo blinked up at his new human — a Navy sailor with a soft smile and a big heart. Her husband leaned in, grinning. “Well look at him… that’s our Sailor Monkey now.” (Husband’s nickname for wife). To…