Pocket Fuzzies Visit Again!

Hey neighbors,

Remember the Pocket Fuzzies I wrote about a short time ago? I met them in Chicago at ChiTag. Well, they are visiting At the Fence again! I am so excited to share that they would like one of my neighbors to take one of them home! One neighbor will get their choice of a Pocket Fuzzies to call their own. Please be sure to go back and read the first review HERE.

Which one would you choose? My personal favorite is the Tarsier, but I might be a little prejudiced since I have one living at my home. He is so soft and adorable. He has his own personal pocket to sleep in, but he often will end up in someone's bed. The pocket is convenient for traveling too. It keeps him in a nice safe place and he doesn't get dirty.

Each of the Pocket Fuzzies is based on a real live animal. Imagine your child's surprise to receive a Linsang, Emperor Tamarin, Malayan Tapir, or a Greater Slow Loris. Or a Tarsier, as there are more than one! I am sure your child, or maybe even you would enjoy one of these cute plush animals. Be sure to encourage your child to do a little reading up about the real version of the Pocket Fuzzies they receive. You can purchase any one of these Pocket Fuzzies on their website for $11.00 plus shipping. Very reasonable.

Be sure to follow the Pocket Fuzzies on their Facebook page - HERE - and on Twitter - HERE - so you will know when more types of Pocket Fuzzies arrive. You will also enjoy some of the information they share about these animals.

I am so excited that Pocket Fuzzies is allowing us to do this giveaway. Please remember that your Fuzzie will not arrive in time for the holiday.

Be sure to enter this giveaway and take time to share about Pocket Fuzzies with your friends. Thank you for stopping by today. I will see you soon, At the Fence!

Disclosure: I received no monetary compensation for this review. I did receive product for review purposes. All quotes in red are taken from the sponsor's email or website. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

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