Bigfoot Rescue Kit (book with plush)
Awww! Who can resist this little Bigfoot from the Great Northwest? This cute critter needs a home, hugs, and socks!Kit box measures 3-1/2'' wide x 3-1/2'' high x 1-5/8'' deep.By adopting this young Sasquatch, you pledge to act as its guardian, mentor, and friend.Rescue Kit includes lovable plush Bigfoot and 16-page Caregivers Guide with adoption certificate, informative text, and nurturing advice.A great gift for aficionados of all things adorable!Feel the love!Warning: Choking hazard, small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
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