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The Ascent Plush

$29.95
$29.95
  • Tracked via multiple methods: GPS collar and motion sensor trail cameras.Tracked via multiple methods: GPS collar and motion sensor trail cameras.
  • This animal’s safety guarded with the Fahlo Protection Ping™This animal’s safety guarded with the Fahlo Protection Ping™

Every Fahlo tracking experience includes the Fahlo Protection Ping™. This indicates each animal’s unique path may be live, delayed, or historical based on required safety protocol in accordance with our nonprofit partners.

While the experience of following an animal’s journey remains the same for you, we work behind the scenes with our partners to ensure this experience is presented in a way that keeps the animals safe, one step or splash at a time.

Created in partnership with Snow Leopard Conservancy, each snow leopard plush unlocks an interactive tracking map and helps Fahlo support conservation efforts for these mountain-dwelling cats.

  • Add 2 or more plush for free shippingAdd 2 or more plush for free shipping
  • Fahlo donates 10% of all profits to our nonprofit partnersFahlo donates 10% of all profits to our nonprofit partners
  • 100% eco-friendly: made from recycled water bottles100% eco-friendly: made from recycled water bottles
  • Huggable for all agesHuggable for all ages
  • Size: 10.75Size: 10.75"

*Free shipping may not be valid with promotional discounts unless otherwise stated. For more details visit the FAQ page.

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Tracking Real Animals
Out In The Wild
One Small Plush.
One Big Mission.
Fahlo donates 10% of all profits to our nonprofit conservation partners, including the Snow Leopard Conservancy, which promotes environmental awareness and innovative practices with local communities to protect snow leopards and their mountain habitats.
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The Ascent Plush
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The Snow Leopard Conservancy is dedicated to the survival of snow leopards and conservation of their mountain habitats. By growing environmental awareness and sharing innovative practices with local communities, they envision a future in which people and wildlife exist in harmony with their environment.

Conservation status

  • EX
  • EW
  • CR
  • EN
  • VU
    Vulnerable
  • NT
  • LC
  • DD
  • NE
Reviews

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 65 reviews.

Customer photo review of The Ascent Plush

The details of snow leopard are on spots!

Jennifer C. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

Customer photo review of The Ascent Plush

All the plushies are so adorable. Soft, and well made. My granddaughters love to play and sleep with them when they’re over,

Marlaine Z. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

I love tracking my snow leopard, and the plush is so soft and cute!

Christine G. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

A gift for my daughter that she absolutely loves

Jessica M. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

My grandchildren love the snow leopard!! It’s adorable!

Melody M. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

I love the Snow Leopard plushie because it's soft and cuddly. I have it on my bed along with the giraffe; hammerhead shark ; elephant and my personal favorite the koala plushies.

Pauline E. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

Ordered a red panda for my adult son, but when he saw my snow leopard, he wanted it instead. Not because he didn't want a panda, but because the snow leopard is just so darned cute!

Debbie W. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

My granddaughter wanted this plush toy animal so badly for her 7th birthday. It came in plenty of time for me to get it wrapped, so it came rather quickly. On her birthday, she opened her present from me and was tickled pink, needless to say! There was her fluffy and soft (plush), snow leopard. She now tracks a real one, as does her 8 year old brother, also. He follows a different animal and this is something they can enjoy doing together. I highly recommend you all, love what you do! Thank you so much!

Deborah O. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

The cutest snow leopard ever!

Sara D. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

I bought the snow leopard plushie for my grandson Logan for his birthday. He was so excited and loves Rosie.

Theresa C. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

I have bought so many things from Fahlo it is not even funny. But the items are so good and every item has a cause it supports.

Laureth C. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

I love the long tail on my snow leopard plush. It looks beautiful in my bedroom. Ordering was a pleasant experience, and the plush arrived early, ahead of its delivery date!

Marie L. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

Shipping was very quick and the plush itself is awesome! A little bigger than I initially thought (not a bad thing) and very very soft and lovely

Cecil K. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

I waited a long, long time for this item to finally come back in stock. It was well worth the wait! The Snow Leopards are fabulous to track sice they often "trip" cameras and you get to see pictures and videos of "your" animals! I have been following my original "bracelet" Snow Leopard since January of 2025!

Jennifer J. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

Soft and so wonderful!

Raquel G. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

He is just gorgeous and soft. All you want to do is cuddle with him all day. 😍

Sharon A. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

Love the quality, fabric, and design of this plushie. Love supporting the snow leopards ♡ I'm very happy.

Caitlyn G. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

So soft. My daughter loves it

Michelle B. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

My favorite Christmas present for the little ones, and the money is going to a great cause too.

Gabrielle P. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

Beautiful, soft and extremely good quality this is the second one I’ve bought as the first one was a gift, but I wanted to keep it 🤣

Sharon F. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

I really love how fast shipping is and every plush is genuinely so cute. I want a bison one so bad. This is my second one. My son loves the cheetah so o had to get me this one.

Jasmine K. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

Great plushie, soft and well made

Leslie C. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

They arrived and they are soooo soft! And it is so much to track such cute animals!!

Lynia T. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

Super soft. grandson loved it.

Jeannetta D. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

High quality Plush. Fun to track and see where they travel. 😺❤️

Jason W. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

I love Snow Leopards and this one looks pretty similar to one of my cats:)

Ben M. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

Love the design. Very great material and such a great service. Great colors. Love the design of the app, all the information and such available for these beautiful animals.

Caitlyn G. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

My child will love this product when he gets it for his birthday! Very high quality plush! Love it!!!!!

Brittany N. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

Cute, will use to research snow leopards!

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The Ascent Plush

Brilliant plush, soft with very nice details, looks even better in person! The accurate tail to body ratio is nice to see as this is the only plush I've seen include it. They bring me a lot of comfort and I really hope a plush is released for the Tigers that were added!

Lara L. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

The beauty in knowing you are helping our worlds wild life. You get the joy of tracking an animal in it’s natural environment. Than you get a plushie or bracelet for your purchase. The quality of the item is apparent with the first touch you have after receiving them. I highly recommend becoming an adopting parent of a beautiful animal. You will feel good about what you are doing to continue to help our natural wildlife. Please make a difference and join the Fahlo family

Darlene F. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

Great product and cause

Walter M. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

Love love love—I order three of the plush animals foe the kids and this ine is my favorite.

Jen L. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

Came intact and it is cute

Jameson N. 5/5 Verified

The Ascent Plush

Common Questions
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Why are snow leopards tracked?

“Historically, it was almost impossible to track snow leopards. Until the late 20th century, little was known about snow leopard biology; these elusive cats inhabit remote mountainous regions that are often difficult for researchers to access. However, successfully tracking these animals provides valuable insights into their behavior, movements, life strategies, and interactions with the human landscape. As conservationists gather more information about snow leopards, they can develop and implement more effective measures to protect these magnificent creatures.”

To learn more, visit our partner directly at snowleopardconservancy.org.

How are snow leopards tracked?

“Snow leopards are tracked by direct and indirect methods. In direct tracking, snow leopards are captured and fitted with GPS satellite collars, which typically stay in place for about a year, transmitting the animal’s location on a predetermined schedule.

“However, due to the remote habitats of snow leopards and the high costs associated with collar-based tracking, researchers often employ indirect methods. These include the use of motion sensor trail cameras that capture both still photographs and videos to record the presence of snow leopards. As these cats are solitary and home ranges seldom overlap, it is possible to track movement patterns of individual animals through these images. Researchers also look for physical evidence of snow leopards, such as pug (or footprint) marks, scat, and scent markings. Indirect tracking allows researchers to gather important data on snow leopard presence and behavior, especially when direct tracking is impractical.

“The tracking for this animal uses some known historical locations and extrapolates others based on known behaviors (snow leopards move to lower altitudes during the colder months as they follow their prey, they can stay at a kill site for several days, but can travel many kilometers in one day, as well). To safeguard these elusive cats from potential poaching threats, we have deliberately chosen not to disclose exact locations in our tracking data.”

To learn more, visit our partner directly at snowleopardconservancy.org.

Does tracking harm the snow leopards?

“Indirect tracking (trail cameras, sign, and scent surveys) has no effect on the snow leopard as there is no contact between people and the cat.

“Direct tracking (GPS collaring) does require a cat to be tranquilized and handled. During this procedure, researchers place the collar, collect blood samples for health assessment, and take weight and body measurements. While any anesthesia carries a minimal risk, it’s important to note that no snow leopard has ever suffered harm from this process. Furthermore, the collar is designed to not interfere with the cat’s regular activities. Snow Leopard Conservancy does not collar the cats but will utilize the data from organizations and national agencies that do collar.”

To learn more, visit our partner directly at snowleopardconservancy.org.

What does a snow leopard look like?

Snow leopards are big cats with thick, white-gray or yellowish coats dotted with black rosettes (spots) that help them blend into their mountain habitats. Their extremely long, fluffy tails enable them to keep their balance when running and jumping, and serve as a source of extra warmth in freezing temperatures when wrapped around their bodies. Snow leopards’ paws are also quite large and furry—they act as built-in snowshoes and prevent the cats from sinking in the snow.

How big is a snow leopard?

The smallest of the big cats, snow leopards measure about 39–51 in (100–130 cm) from the tip of their nose to the base of their tail, and weigh anywhere from 55–115 lb (25–52 kg).

How do I wash my snow leopard plush?

Wipe with damp sponge or cloth, using warm water and mild soap. Once dry, brush to restore the plush and proceed with snuggling.

How high can a snow leopard jump?

Mountainous habitats mean snow leopards use their leaping skills a lot more than their speed to catch prey within short distances. Depending on their long tail for balance, the snow leopard has been known to jump distances of up to 30 ft (9.1 m). That’s roughly as long as a 3-story building is tall!

Why is the snow leopard endangered?

Human conflict as a result of livestock depredation, habitat loss and fragmentation, loss of prey populations, illegal poaching, and disease are just some of the threats snow leopards face that contribute to their endangered status.

    • “Historically, it was almost impossible to track snow leopards. Until the late 20th century, little was known about snow leopard biology; these elusive cats inhabit remote mountainous regions that are often difficult for researchers to access. However, successfully tracking these animals provides valuable insights into their behavior, movements, life strategies, and interactions with the human landscape. As conservationists gather more information about snow leopards, they can develop and implement more effective measures to protect these magnificent creatures.”

      To learn more, visit our partner directly at snowleopardconservancy.org.

    • “Snow leopards are tracked by direct and indirect methods. In direct tracking, snow leopards are captured and fitted with GPS satellite collars, which typically stay in place for about a year, transmitting the animal’s location on a predetermined schedule.

      “However, due to the remote habitats of snow leopards and the high costs associated with collar-based tracking, researchers often employ indirect methods. These include the use of motion sensor trail cameras that capture both still photographs and videos to record the presence of snow leopards. As these cats are solitary and home ranges seldom overlap, it is possible to track movement patterns of individual animals through these images. Researchers also look for physical evidence of snow leopards, such as pug (or footprint) marks, scat, and scent markings. Indirect tracking allows researchers to gather important data on snow leopard presence and behavior, especially when direct tracking is impractical.

      “The tracking for this animal uses some known historical locations and extrapolates others based on known behaviors (snow leopards move to lower altitudes during the colder months as they follow their prey, they can stay at a kill site for several days, but can travel many kilometers in one day, as well). To safeguard these elusive cats from potential poaching threats, we have deliberately chosen not to disclose exact locations in our tracking data.”

      To learn more, visit our partner directly at snowleopardconservancy.org.

    • “Indirect tracking (trail cameras, sign, and scent surveys) has no effect on the snow leopard as there is no contact between people and the cat.

      “Direct tracking (GPS collaring) does require a cat to be tranquilized and handled. During this procedure, researchers place the collar, collect blood samples for health assessment, and take weight and body measurements. While any anesthesia carries a minimal risk, it’s important to note that no snow leopard has ever suffered harm from this process. Furthermore, the collar is designed to not interfere with the cat’s regular activities. Snow Leopard Conservancy does not collar the cats but will utilize the data from organizations and national agencies that do collar.”

      To learn more, visit our partner directly at snowleopardconservancy.org.

    • Snow leopards are big cats with thick, white-gray or yellowish coats dotted with black rosettes (spots) that help them blend into their mountain habitats. Their extremely long, fluffy tails enable them to keep their balance when running and jumping, and serve as a source of extra warmth in freezing temperatures when wrapped around their bodies. Snow leopards’ paws are also quite large and furry—they act as built-in snowshoes and prevent the cats from sinking in the snow.

    • The smallest of the big cats, snow leopards measure about 39–51 in (100–130 cm) from the tip of their nose to the base of their tail, and weigh anywhere from 55–115 lb (25–52 kg).

    • Mountainous habitats mean snow leopards use their leaping skills a lot more than their speed to catch prey within short distances. Depending on their long tail for balance, the snow leopard has been known to jump distances of up to 30 ft (9.1 m). That’s roughly as long as a 3-story building is tall!

    • Human conflict as a result of livestock depredation, habitat loss and fragmentation, loss of prey populations, illegal poaching, and disease are just some of the threats snow leopards face that contribute to their endangered status.

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