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Description: Purr-tenders were originally created by Hallmark cards, but in 1988, Fisher-Price introduced their first assortment of plush Purr-tender characters. Purr-tenders are plush cats that were sold with unique costumes that help them to pretend to be other animals. Each Purr-tender really purrs like a real cat when hugged and squeezed.
The assortment originally came with 4 different Purr-tenders, Scamp-purr who pretends to be a mouse, Chirp-purr who pretends to be a toucan, Romp-purr who pretends to be a dog, and Hop-purr who pretends to be a bunny rabbit. In 1989, one new Purr-tender was added to this assortment... Teddy-purr who pretends to be a bear. Designed for children ages 3 years and older.
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Variations: None.
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Other Information:
- Each Purr-tender in this assortment was sold in a 11-5/16" long, 14-3/4" high, 8-5/8" deep display box.
- In 1989, one other Purr-tender assortment was introduced, the #8420 Make-Believe Purr-tenders. The Make-believe Purr-tenders are plush cats that really purr as well, except they were sold wearing make-believe outfits opposed to animal disguise costumes. The Make-Believe assortment includes cats dressed as a bride, a ballerina, a princess, and a Fairy Godmother.
- ©1988 Hallmark Cards, Inc.
- Purr-tenders is a trademark of Hallmark Cards, Inc. and is used under license.
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