Plush
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These plush animals are as soft as can be. Choose from a tiger or a lion. Or, get one of each!Visit product page → -
This delightful little tiger stuffed animal should give you all the smiles that you need! This tiger stands 10" high, with soft plush finish.Visit product page → -
Visit product page →Every stuffed animal collection could use a caracal! This soft and cuddly stuffed animal is 10" high, and sits on its back legs. It is sure to delight anyone!
Made by Leosco, the SOS ("Save Our Species") collection is a subsidiary of leoninetoys company, which has created thousands of designs and high quality-manufactured plush animals since 1992.
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Soft and cuddly, this 12" plush tiger by Destination Nation is sure to be a delight!Visit product page → -
Visit product page →Our plush serval is available in three different sizes, perfect for a gift, or for yourself! This high quality serval plush is sure to be a hit.
Made by Leosco, the SOS ("Save Our Species") collection is a subsidiary of leoninetoys company, which has created thousands of designs and high quality-manufactured plush animals since 1992.
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Visit product page →This cute and cuddly plush ocelot is sure to bring a smile to anyone's face! Our stuffed ocelot is 10" long, with soft plush finish.
Made by Leosco, the SOS ("Save Our Species") collection is a subsidiary of leoninetoys company, which has created thousands of designs and high quality-manufactured plush animals since 1992.
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Visit product page →This stuffed cougar is a pefrect addition to your stuffed animal collection. Availble in three sizes to suit any preference.
Made by Leosco, the SOS ("Save Our Species") collection is a subsidiary of leoninetoys company, which has created thousands of designs and high quality-manufactured plush animals since 1992.
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Visit product page →This delightful little white tiger stuffed animal should give you all the smiles that you need! This tiger stands 10" high, with soft plush finish.
Did you know? White tigers are not a subspecies, like Siberian or Bengal. Instead, their color is due to a recessive gene. The white tigers you see in captivity are the result of selective inbreeding done by human beings for the pet trade. due to being inbred, white tigers are often born with deformities, such as blindness and deafness. Carolina Tiger Rescue asks that you not support, either directly or indirectly, facilities that breed white tigers. .
