This Ontario SPCA Has An Auction And It Is The Actual Sweetest Thing Ever

It's a fundraiser to help the kitties and the puppers. 🐶
Staff Writer

This holiday season an Ontario SPCA is looking to raise money by auctioning off some seriously odd, seriously cute stuff on their Facebook page.

The money goes towards helping rescue animals in Orillia, ON, and there's already some serious money being bid on items like a giant nutcracker doll and a piece of welcome wood (it's a thing; see below).

It's called the Whiskers 'N Wags Auction Gala (because of course it is), you bid by leaving a comment on the post of the thing you like, it ends on November 14, and you can either pick up your welcome wood in Orillia (again, really, see below), or arrange to have it shipped.

Editor's Choice: The Ontario SPCA Wants To Give Out $500 For Adopting A Pet This Month

A 3-Foot Serving Bear

You didn't know you needed your dinner served to you by a cute wooden bear until now. I mean, just look at its eyes.

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A Baby Yoda Yarn Doll

Baby Yoda is all the rage these days, and this hand-made, crocheted doll has a homemade vibe that we are obsessed with. What's inside his incredibly tiny present he's carrying? We can't wait to find out. 

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Giant Wicker Cactus

The perfect gift for the cactus lover who thinks real cacti are a hassle. 

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Human-Sized Nutcracker Doll

Because a normal-sized nutcracker doll isn't big enough to showcase just how much of a Christmas fan you are. 

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Old Dog Harness

That shar-pei knows you're about to pick it up with a harness and it is not happy about it.

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Big Penguin

This penguin is three feet tall, about the size of a real-life Emperor Penguin. 

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Welcome Wood

It’s a piece of wood that says “Welcome” on it. What did we tell you: It's perfect.

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  • Cormac O'Brien was an Associate Editor at Narcity Canada, covering all things exciting and trending about Canada. He has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing and Journalism from the University of Victoria, where he served as the Editor-in-Chief of the campus newspaper and was awarded the BCYNA Community News Scholarship for his writing. He was also the producer and co-host of Now On Narcity, Narcity's flagship podcast.

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