In Edinburgh, in the pouring rain on Halloween, my little grandson, age 4 years and 1 day, lost his best friend. It's a Jellycat bunny, but unfortunately it was a limited edition which they no longer produce. I wonder if any of you lovely Grannies can point me in the direction of one? I seem to have exhausted every avenue. My daughter has put messages on several social network sites so we are hopeful, but nobody has found bunny yet. He looks like this.
Try small independent shops hilda. A similar thing happened with our littlest! His wasn't available in the chains or on the net but we found three hiding in an independent card shop. He now has two, just in case 
. It may also be worth putting a wanted on Freecycle, there may be one in a box somewhere that would benefit from being loved again. Good luck. They do so love their Jellycats.
You could try Facebook including any local groups. NCT and Mumsnet too. The one nearest to us (Olney Noticeboard) is always advertising "lost"or "found" cuddly toys.
Or eBay?
Given that some Jellycat toys are quite pricey according to the website, it may cost a bit to buy even a secondhand one.
If you have no success, somebody is going to have a lot of explaining to do when Bunny's cousin from abroad arrives on an Exchange visit 
Oh God. This is so sad. Get onto local newspapers and get them to run a feature? Something must be done.
I presume they have walked the Hallowe'en trail again - he's not sitting on someone's wall somewhere is he?
I do know the feeling, special rag dolly got left on a bus, she must have gone off on her own adventures, and another limited edition dolly got left on her own for five minutes - when we went back she had gone
Fingers and toes crossed
You could also try " My Lost Box" I have heard that is very good.
when my Son was little he had an old small tartan blanket which had to go everywhere with him, we cut it n half just in case ( Not that you could do that with the Bunny!!). I do hope you find it, or something very similar, what a disaster 
Gosh, that is terrible Hilda. My heart goes out to your grandson.
I had to run all around town when my little sister was young because she had left her tiny tears on the bus so I had to leg it to get her back.
I also got my tiny tears back the day after I got married. I had left her in the attic at my parents. She is 50 years old at Christmas.
Good luck with your search, I do hope you find him. X
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