The soft toy — a three-legged puppy — from the charity shop Animalism by UAnimals has sold out. Proceeds from sales will be directed toward helping animals. The three-legged puppy aims to teach children about diversity, both among animals and humans.
The shop received numerous messages about how the toy helped buyers discuss inclusivity with children. One puppy even became the hero of an entire lesson at Kyiv kindergarten No. 256. Psychologist Olena Bobrovska used the Animalism toy to talk to children about disability, difference, inclusivity, and acceptance.
Another toy found its way into a family where a man lost both legs due to an injury. The mother ordered the toy for her daughter to help her process and accept the changes. The shop sent the puppy free of charge.
Although the Animalism puppies are no longer available on the shelves, there are still many meaningful items to discover. See for yourself!
