Put them in your recycle bin.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Police and fire may, but call first.

They want new ones, not ones kids have wiped cooties on, drooled on, etc.

My spouse is a LEO and I assure you they accept clean, used stuffed animals.

Gross.. You don't know where they've been.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Police and fire may, but call first.

They want new ones, not ones kids have wiped cooties on, drooled on, etc.

+1 I mean seriously? OP, do you want old ones for your kids?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Police and fire may, but call first.

They want new ones, not ones kids have wiped cooties on, drooled on, etc.

My spouse is a LEO and I assure you they accept clean, used stuffed animals.

We bought a beanbag stuffer and put them all in there and called it a chair.
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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Police and fire may, but call first.

They want new ones, not ones kids have wiped cooties on, drooled on, etc.

I have given the a good number that are basically new. To a child they are in perfect condition just no tag. They seem happy to have them.

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Anonymous wrote:No one takes stuffed animals. You just have to throw them out.

So wasteful. Thrift stores take them.

Goodwill takes them I'm pretty sure. If not, you could cut them apart, put the stuffing in a bag and label it "polyester fiberfill". Put all the eyeballs in a bag, label it "craft supplies". Then Goodwill will take it.

Animal shelters maybe?

No one takes stuffed animals. You just have to throw them out.

Anonymous wrote:Police and fire may, but call first.

They want new ones, not ones kids have wiped cooties on, drooled on, etc.

Police and fire may, but call first.

Reality no one wants them. We have a ton too. But there’s not much interest. It’s sad but you need to just throw them out.

Where is a good place to donate old stuffed animals? Specifically in Montgomery County.