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Pickles Nummy Animals 100-Percent Cotton Hooded Towel, Deer, 27X54"

Scene Weaver Pickles Nummy Animals 100-Percent Cotton Hooded Towel, , 27X54", Deer, 27 x 54"
We've got you covered at bath and bedtime. These cotton towels are absorbent and fun. Animal hooded towels are available in a range of colors and styles - one is sure to be your little one's new favorite. Hooded towels are 27" x 54". Scene Weaver has planted the freshest seeds to produce a sweet and loving line of baby products, Pickles. Pickles are cultivated under the most caring and gentle of conditions, and they are specially packaged with love and attention detail. Shower your favorite child with Pickles, just as a spring rain nurtures the vine.

Features include:

•100-Percent cotton hooded towel is soft and absorbent
•Hooded towel measures 27 x 54"
•Machine wash cold on gentle; tumble dry low
•Your child will look forward to bath time with this cuddly deer
•Created with the most caring and gentle of conditions, Pickles baby nursery accessories are a wonderful gift for any little one

Some visitors in our backyard this morning! I love when the deer come to our yard and was surprized to see mum sitting down for so long, but later saw her hopping when she stood up and paying extra attention to her rear right hoof. She wasn't putting any weight on the leg, but she also looked really strong and was helping with yard cleanup quite voraciously. Two more babies (yearlings?) appeared a little later and the four off them left after about three hours in our yeard. I hope mum recovers.

We called up the wildlife animal rescue for advice on the matter and they told us that there wasn't much we could do and advised us against calling the gaming department (which I never would, with a name like that - ugh) as deer are apparently too common to have a rehabilitation setup and that what they would do is come around, capture and kill her! Nice, huh?

This little guy was found on the dirt road by our house, we don't know what happened to his mama,when a mama leaves her baby it's under a tree in their den, so we are thinking that something happened to her and he was left to fend for himself...to make a long story short, we took him in and named him Briar since he had cactus thorns all over him, he is feeding really good and getting stronger every day, Madison loves to be involved in taking care of him....