I had a similar problem with my baby blanket (yes my "puppy blanket...I have no shame in admitting it [img]redface.gif[/img] )....my blanket was dragged everywhere for years and I always held one corner...which wore out...also my sister's puppy chewed a few holes in it when we were younger...I finally got the chance to fix her.

I went to the fabric store and bought the edging you use for baby blankets (it comes in various colors)...or you can buy "patches" at the fabric store. I used the edging to make little patches...to cover the holes (and the rest to cover the frayed edge)...I also used a darning type stitch to hold it on....

The same idea might work for her stuffed animal...check out the fabric store for either the edging (where you can cut the edge and it won't fray...they have a lot of colors...one might closely match) or the patches....your only other option if to atempt to recreate the stuffed animal by creating a pattern to match (I've done that once with my childhood apron my mom made that ripped)

Hope this helped a little

Jenny =)