Stolen Sasquatch Lawn Ornament: Help Cancer Patients, Return Stella!

Sasquatch Lawn Ornament Stolen from Cancer Patient's Store In a strange turn of events, a seven-foot tall Sasquatch lawn ornament was stolen from Family Treasures, a consignment shop in De Pere, Wisconsin. The shop's owner, Sally Kiefer, was diagnosed with cancer and her friends created a pink Sasquatch lawn ornament, named Stella, as a fundraiser for her treatment. The Sasquatch lawn ornaments, which were a popular item in the store, were created to bring some fun and joy to those going through tough times. The proceeds from the sales of the Sasquatch lawn ornaments were going to be donated to a local cancer patient who was in need of financial assistance. When the prototype of Stella went missing, the community rallied around Sally and the store. The original creator of the first Stella made a replacement pink Sasquatch in just 24 hours. Sally plans to secure this one better and hopes that the original Stella will be returned before her cancer surgery on Monday. This incident highlights the importance of community support and the impact that a simple lawn ornament can have on someone's life. The Sasquatch lawn ornament not only brought joy to those who saw it but also served as a symbol of hope and support for cancer patients. In other news, did you know that Sasquatch sightings have been reported in all 50 states of the US? While the existence of Sasquatch remains a topic of debate, the folklore and legends surrounding this elusive creature have captivated the imagination of people for centuries. If you're interested in learning more about Sasquatch and other cryptids, be sure to check out the videos on this YouTube channel. Who knows, you might just come across some fascinating stories and evidence that will make you a believer! In the meantime, if you're in the De Pere area, be sure to stop by Family Treasures and show your support for Sally and her store. And if you happen to come across the original Stella, please return her to the store so that she can continue to bring joy and hope to those in need.