Ref. 74285-52RAFFLES, an enormous cuddly dog, is set to make a big hit in the New Year.
The 4ft tall fluffy toy, worth around £300, is being donated by current owner Linda Allan, who works at Marks and Spencer in Regent Street, Swindon.
She won the dog which was used in displays in the store at a Marks and Spencer charity raffle, and now wants to give it away to a children's home or charity.
"He's huge," said catering adviser Linda, 53.
"I can't lift him myself, he takes three of us to carry him, and four adults could easily cuddle up to him.
"I would like to see him go to a good and loving home, where he's well cared for, somebody who can have fun with him, perhaps a children's home."
The raffle is part of the store's annual fundraising exercise, raising thousands of pounds each year for local charities.
Anyone or organisation who thinks they can offer Raffles a good home is asked to call the Swindon branch of Marks and Spencer on 01793 616266.
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