Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Bring in an item from the Majical Miniatures wishlist on Feb. 23 and receive 10% off your purchase. Five percent of all sales that will go to help the rescue organization.
The new Patchington Store in Sarasota will host a one-day event to benefit Majical Miniatures Animal Sanctuary, a 501c3 nonprofit wild/exotic animal rescue facility. Patchington offers designer resort wear for women. Although Patchingtons is new to Downtown Sarasota. The retailer has been in business for over 40 years with 22 locations through out south Florida. Be sure to visit Patchington downtown at 1467 Main St., Sarasota, on Saturday, February 23. Bring in an item from the Majical Miniatures wishlist and receive 10% off your purchase (excluding purchases of Coobie bras & NOT YOUR DAUGHTERS jeans. Offer can not be combined with other in-store sales). PLUS 5% of all sales for that day will be donated to Majical Miniatures! The day of …
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Poppy is a "feisty girl," but needs 24/7 care and enticement to eat. A fund has been set up for her care.
- VOLUNTEERS IN THE NEWS
- Toni Whitt
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Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Majical Minatures Animal Education & Care Center is working to rehabilitate a kangaroo that came to their sanctuary last month for foot surgery. The one-year-old kangaroo, Poppy, arrived in need of foot surgery and long-term care after spending her early life in a cage that was so small she didn't have enough room to grow properly. She had never been able to run and let her tendons and ligaments learn to stretch fully, according to Majical Minatures Animal Education & Care Center. Now a week after surgery, Poppy is hanging in there, even though she has had little appetite and needs good nutrition for her recovery. A few days after the surgery she went outside for brief periods to get some fresh air and sunshine, which is critical for her …
Monday, June 25, 2012
The Kangaroo, which has been raised in captivity, has landed at Majical Minatures in Manatee County and is scheduled for surgery this week after being kept in a cage too small to allow for the proper growth of her feet.
- THE NEIGHBORHOOD FILES
- Toni Whitt
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Monday, June 25, 2012
Manatee County's wild and exotic animal rescue is raising money to pay for foot surgery for a kangaroo the group took in after it couldn't be properly cared for at two other facilities. The one-year-old kangaroo, Poppy, arrived in need of foot surgery and long-term care after spending her early life in a cage that was so small she didn't have enough room to grow properly. She had never been able to run and let her tendons and ligaments learn to stretch fully, according to Majical Minatures Animal Education & Care Center. She was then purchased and shipped to a second location where she was given more space with other kangaroos. Once in this larger space she became a normal active youngster and began to run but since those tendons and …
Yvonne Markiewicz
11:48 pm on Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Wow! This is amazing surgery! Praying for her recovery and needs. more ›