British travel company site reconnects lost teddies with owners Homecoming ... They have been fed, looked after and many adventures have been had. Picture: First Great Western Source: Supplied A BRITISH travel company has come up with a unique program to reunited lost stuffed animals and their heartbroken families. The Teddy Rescue site posts "mugshots" of the cuddly toys that have been found throughout the First Great Western network, covering 10 English counties. In need of help ... a 270g elephant with spotted ears was left behind in Slough. "Unable to negotiate the gap unaided, these little bears and other cute cuddly toys have been separated from their families," the site explains. Eventually, aided by our helpful and friendly staff, they have found their way to Lost Property in the vaults of Bristol Temple Meads Station. The service appeals to people to reunite the missing loved ones with their owners. "They have been fed, looked after and many adventures have been had," it reads. Found together ... a pink bunny and a lamb are in good care until their family comes forward to claim them. People who have lost their toys are asked to submit the following information: description of the "lost bear, highlighting any distinctive features, the direction of escape (where they were lost); their name, your name, full address and contact details." The effort brings to mind the classic British children's book character, Paddington Bear; found at Paddington Railway Station by the Brown family. Here's hoping for many joyful reunions. Paddington Bear ... let's hope the outcome for this little guy is as good as it was for his namesake.