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Fallin' Pines Critter Rescue, Inc.
23643 Christmas Cemetery Rd.
Christmas, FL 32709
(407) 568-7988
 We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Donations are tax deductible. Fallin' Pines is a private facility and is not open to the public for tours.
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Our New Wallaby House
Donated by Tom Adams Renovations and an anonymous donor
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Fallin' Pines Critter Rescue
is dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of handicapped, displaced or unwanted critters, exotics, farm animals, birds and reptiles.
Through our adoption program, the rescue is committed to finding loving, forever homes for all the adoptable animals.
Fallin' Pines does not accept dogs or cats.
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Fallin' Pines would like to thank all of the generous people who have recently donated to the rescue. We appreciate the help of Ann Morrison and the Spring Semester UCF Cornerstone groups who made it possible for the rescue to get a much-needed pickup truck.
Tom Adams Renovations and an anonymous donor constructed our new wallaby house for our eight resident wallabies.
We also want to thank all our wonderful volunteers and donors. Without their continued dedication, Fallin' Pines could not care for so many animals in need.
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Volunteers Needed!
Fallin' Pines has volunteer opportunities in many areas:
— Fund Raising & Grant Writing
— Animal Care & Cage Cleaning
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Clerical & Computer
— Lawn Maintenance
— Equipment Maintenance
— Cage Building & Repair |
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 Matilda is a Bennett's wallaby and is a permanent resident due to her medical problems. Matilda was left at our front gate and was in very poor condition. She must have been kept for a long time in a tiny cage. Her muscles are very weak, making it difficult for her to hop around with the other wallabies. She was malnourished and weighed less than half of what she should.
Recently, she lost even more weight. Our vet conducted numerous tests including x-rays and a CT scan but has not been able to determine the cause of Matilda's steady decline .The rescue has been in contact with an Australian marsupial rehabilitation specialist. On her recommendation, Matilda is now receiving a course of de-worming medication and nutritional supplements. We are hopeful that these treatments will be able to improve Matilda's health.
Please consider making a donation to assist with Matilda's long-term medical needs. To donate specifically for Matilda, call Shirley at (407) 568-7988. |
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