"Rudy Bear" - German Mohair Artist Bear Ltd Edition
Lee
Rudy Bear is a very special bear who is looking for a good home.
With his soft German Mohair fur the color of dark bittersweet
chocolate, high-quality construction, ultrasuede paw pads, glass
eyes, and fully-jointed limbs, Rudy stands 18" high. Rudy wears a
beige Massachusetts Ferret Friends (MaFF) T-shirt, and has his
own little toy ferret to love. The little ferret even has a leash
and harness so that Rudy can take her for walks.
Janet O'Brien of Zu Zu Bears crafted Rudy to honor the memory of
one of the Massachusetts Ferret Friend's (MaFF) founding members,
a gentle bear who loved and understood ferrets and wanted to
ensure that the orphans and wanderers among them could find good
homes.
Only 25 Rudy Bears will be made. The first crafted bear will be
raffled. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the 24 Rudy
Bears, and all proceeds from the raffle of the first bear, will
help the Massachusetts Ferret Friends, a nonprofit organization
with its owner education and ferret shelter support activities.
**** For pictures of Rudy, and to learn more about him and his
namesake, please visit:
http://home.ici.net/customers/zuzubear/zuzubear.html
**** To inquire about purchase of a Rudy Bear, or for more
details on his crafting, please contact the artist, Janet
O'Brien, directly at: <zuzubear AT ici DOT net>
**** Raffle tickets for the 1/25 Rudy Bear are $1 each/$5 for
book of 6 tickets. The drawing will take place September 8. To
purchase raffle tickets, please send a check/M.O. (made out to
"Massachusetts Ferret Friends") AND a self-addressed stamped
envelope to:
RUDY BEAR RAFFLE
MASSACHUSETTS FERRET FRIENDS
P O BOX 3123
WAKEFIELD MA 01880
**** For information about the Massachusetts Ferret Friends,
please visit http://www.maferrets.org OR email <info AT
maferrets DOT org> OR call (781) 224-1098.
-- Lee, one of the Massachusetts Ferret Friends
lmckee AT channel1 DOT com
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