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Up for adoption here!
[link]

Now I've seen some creepy Slouchies. Especially lately. But this one is really unusual.
I mean his head is so tiny... how do they get that small? And he looks all dried up... almost like a zombie or a mummy. But he's alive...
Weird.

Don't know much about this little one. He sneaks around quite a bit. But when he is around, he's normally covered in feathers. Not sure about that one, either...

~

This little cutie stands about 6 inches tall. He's also very cuddly. However, it's recommended that children under the age of 3 not cuddle this little one (shiny Slouchy eyes could be mistaken for candy)!

Also, Slouchies, to my knowledge at least, don't have a specific gender. Any time I call them a "he" or a "she' is simply to acknowledge feminine or masculine characteristics and to make things easier for everyone. If you choose to adopt a Slouchy, remember that they are neither male nor female and I'm sure they would be tickled pink with any accessories, gender specific or not, that you would like to provide them.

Please remember to check out my blogs [link]
[link]

And my Facebook page (just type in Cleody Skye Creations into the search bar)
And follow me on deviantArt
[link]

These pages will be growing exponentially as more and more Slouchies arrive! So be sure to join the alien adoption movement while it's still young!

Description
Up for adoption here!
[link]

Now I've seen some creepy Slouchies. Especially lately. But this one is really unusual.
I mean his head is so tiny... how do they get that small? And he looks all dried up... almost like a zombie or a mummy. But he's alive...
Weird.

Don't know much about this little one. He sneaks around quite a bit. But when he is around, he's normally covered in feathers. Not sure about that one, either...

~

This little cutie stands about 6 inches tall. He's also very cuddly. However, it's recommended that children under the age of 3 not cuddle this little one (shiny Slouchy eyes could be mistaken for candy)!

Also, Slouchies, to my knowledge at least, don't have a specific gender. Any time I call them a "he" or a "she' is simply to acknowledge feminine or masculine characteristics and to make things easier for everyone. If you choose to adopt a Slouchy, remember that they are neither male nor female and I'm sure they would be tickled pink with any accessories, gender specific or not, that you would like to provide them.

Please remember to check out my blogs [link]
[link]

And my Facebook page (just type in Cleody Skye Creations into the search bar)
And follow me on deviantArt
[link]

These pages will be growing exponentially as more and more Slouchies arrive! So be sure to join the alien adoption movement while it's still young!