Loosi The Black-Footed Ferret Gift Set

Join us in supporting the black-footed ferrets as they strive for a comeback!

Black-footed ferrets were forced out of their habitat by farming settlers, which has made their numbers dwindle considerably. We want to help educate the younger generation on these fascinating creatures, as we believe education is the key to preservation. 

This lovable three-piece gift set provides education, introduces empathy, and makes family mealtime even more fun! Your child will receive a fun, fact-based book about Loosi, the black-footed ferret, who will steal your heart and spark curiosity in your child. Encourage your little one to cuddle up as you read to them, or they read the book themselves to encourage empathy and emotional connections – or feed them using the interactive, double-sided placemat which is packed with fun facts about Loosi and the animals that live with her in the park.  

The gift set is packaged in a gift-ready, interactive box – perfect for birthdays, baby showers, holidays, and more! 

Support Endangered Animals – Black-Footed Ferret

Loosi, the Black-Footed Ferret Plush Toy 

• Cuddly 9” ferret plush toy 
• Embroidered features eliminate any choking hazard 
• Teaches empathy and emotional connections 

Loosi, the Black-Footed Ferret Book 

• Fun, fact-based board book 
• Helps to develop motor skills and vocabulary 
• Bright illustrations 
• Perfectly sized for young fingers 
• Raises awareness of the black-footed ferret 
• Made of FSC®-certified material and printed with soy ink. 

Placemat 

• Double-sided printed placemat 
• Discover fun facts about Loosi and meet other animals from her park
• Fits in the tray of the joovy Spoon, Spoon b, or use it at the table or counter 
• Simple to wipe clean. Do not submerge in water.
• Symbolizes the importance of family mealtime 

Gift Box 

• Gift-ready packaging 
• Interactive depiction of Loosi’s home – Badlands National Park in South Dakota!
  
  

These products come with fun and educational toys featuring endangered animals. It’s never too early to start teaching kids to love nature and animals.

Wind Cave National Park (SD)