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Photo via Kim Humbert ORLANDO, Fla. A Facebook group with nearly 3,500 members is out to reunite a stuffed animal with its owner. Mobile, Alabama resident Martha Durant founded the “Finding Eeyore’s Way Home” group in September after she found an Eeyore doll in the middle of an Interstate 10 access ramp. The highway was heavily trafficked by Hurricane Irma evacuees headed home. MORE: Orphaned baby koala hugs stuffed animal after mom’s tragic death Photo via “Finding Eeyore’s Way Home” Facebook group / WKMG Durant is certain Eeyore, a character in the Winnie the Pooh books, belongs to a child who fled the hurricane, and she hopes her efforts will catch the eye of someone in Florida, WKMG-TV reports. “Eeyore misses his little one terribly and so wishes to go home,” the group’s description reads. MORE: Girl, 2, defends her choice of doll to cashier One of the group members took the doll on a trip to Disney World, posting photos to the group: Photo via Kim Humbert Photo via Kim Humbert Photo via Kim Humbert Photo via Kim Humbert