Tommy Tucker, Fashion Squirrel
In the 1940s a cross-dressing squirrel from Washington, D.C., took the nation by storm. With more than 100 outfits to choose from — and such accessories as hats and pearl necklaces — Tommy Tucker captivated adults and children alike. He sold war bonds during World War II and encouraged members of the Tommy Tucker Club to be kind to animals.
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In the 1940s a squirrel owned by the wife of a Washington dentist became famous throughout the United States. The squirrel's name was Tommy Tucker and he wore women's clothing.
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