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Hobart Schnerd Plush
For anyone becoming something new.
Size: 8 inches tall
Ages 3 and up. 100% polyester. Spot clean only.
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Soft 100% polyester · 8 inches tall of huggable feelings ♥
Adopt Hobart
$33
Meet Hobart ♥
Schnerd Type: Trash Schnerd
Schnerd Species: Land Schnerd
Hobart lives in a trash can, but don’t feel too sorry for him. He has trashcan dreams, an unshakable faith the universe has more in store, and he takes action to make those dreams real. He’s for anyone who’s starting over, rebuilding, or waiting for their moment.
Hobart might be your Schnerd if… ♥
- You’re in the middle of a big change.
- You’ve had to start over more than once.
- You believe in yourself even when it’s hard.
- You find beauty in unexpected places.
- You could use a reminder that your moment is coming.
What’s included ♥
Product details ♥
Not sure which Schnerd is yours? Compare all four
| Darlene | Hobart | Juniper | JimBob | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Overthinkers | Life transitions | Deep feelers | Big personalities |
| Size | 9 in | 8 in | 8 in | 14 × 8 in |
| Vibe | Feelings, loudly | Dreaming big | Going with flow | Zero volume control |
| Price | $33 | $33 | $33 | $44 |
From Schnerd owners
Complete Hobart’s little life ♥

Questions about Hobart ♥
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Still choosing? Meet the rest of the herd ♥
Chris Zaccaria
“I made Schnerds because I wanted to create something that makes people feel less alone.”
Brooklyn, NY · Warm Welcome Award, Toy Fair New York 2026
Left 20 years in corporate to make something with a soul. Born on a 114-foot mural in Belgrade, Serbia, Schnerds was Chris’s answer to a world that had forgotten how to be present with itself.
Practicing together. Not preaching.
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