Toy company will make a stuffed animal replica of your pet

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Many pet owners get separation anxiety when they have to leave their pet. A toy company wants to help ease the pain.

Cuddle Clones will take a picture that you send in of your pet and make it into a custom-made stuffed animal or figurine. To get even more detailed, you can actually choose your animal's tail and ear positions. The stuffed toys aren't just limited to dogs and cats either: Cuddle Clones will also make one for your horse, pig, and even birds!

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According to Buzzfeed, CEO Jennifer Williams was inspired when she realized she'd never be able to find a generic stuffed animal that was similar to her Great Dane, Rufus.

A portion of each purchase is donated to pet charities and shelters. Each stuffed animal will cost you around $129 depending on its size.

The company also offers gift cards, custom collars, and granite memorials of your beloved pet.

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