specifically the mixed up lump of spare play-doh pieces everyone had (i didn't know they actually made that into a product until i started looking up reference images lol!)

the brown parts on her body are where too many play-dohs have mixed together and created that muddy colour. she also got some lint stuck to her at some point, and a few googly eyes. but she's still as squishy as ever!

Poor guy. I brought him home of course, where Gael and Itty Bitty went to work helping him look and feel better.

We started off with a quick bath.

And you can see it already did him a world of good! I'm going to let him dry a bit, get himself sorted, and perhaps ready for a listing when he feels up to it. We still need to learn a bit more about him. I'm just glad we were the ones who came across him!

*Play-Doh is nontoxic and unlikely to harm anyone if eaten (aside from normal food allergies/intolerances). It is not recommended to eat it, though, as it can cause some discomfort.