Will you give these forgotten toys their forever home?

Every toy deserves a toy box, a safe and warm place to call home with a kid to love them. We warn you: The following images may be disturbing to some viewers. These toys have been abandoned, neglected or, in some cases, abused. But there is good in each of them. Will you give them a second chance?

 

As you can see, Lucky has been anything but. We rescued him from an office desk where he had been prodded endlessly with the pointy end of a paperclip, permanently scarring his soft, putty flesh. Lucky loves gentle pats and watching over you while you work.

   

Karma is a retired table tennis paddle who spent her entire life in a "Ping-Pong Mill. When she came to us, she didn't understand basic things like love. But now she gives back all the love you can serve up, tenfold!"

   

No one was laughing when we found Dr. Chuckles propping open a heavy, steel door. As you can see, he's had a rough life. But with a little special attention, we know he could be the silly monkey he was meant to be.

   

Meet Scooter! We're not sure exactly what type of matchbox car Scooter is, maybe a Subaru, maybe a Volvo. What we do know is that this little guy loves to go go go! He needs a family with an equally high-energy kiddo.

   

Pictured from left to right: Weener, Fizz, Chauncy, Kevin, Fleur and Mo. Isn't this family just the sweetest? Mo is very protective of her siblings, but not aggressive at all. We'd prefer not to separate these guys, so a roomy toy box is a must!

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