In the mid 80's, a stuffed animal was created which introduced kids to the idea of "Adopt a Shelter Pet." They were also riffing on the success of the adoption concept behind Cabbage Patch Kids.
The plush toys were called Pound Puppies (dogs) and Pound Pur-r-ries (cats). They were available in two sizes - big and small - and came in a box that looked like a chain link kennel.
Each pet had a PP logo on its butt.
Each pet came with care instructions, and a mail-in offer for a pet ID name tag.
They spawned a TV special, TV series, and a feature film.
Way to go little shelter pets!
Loveable, Huggable 1986 Tonka Gray tiger cat Pound Purry in original box available
here.