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Atlanta Wildlife Rehabilitation Care Providers |
August 18th, 2011 | 
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- Atlanta Area Wildlife Rehabilitation
Visit: The Wildlife Rehabilitation Information Directory http://www.tc.umn.edu/~devo0028/
Georgia, Central Region (Atlanta)
Sue Barnard, Basically Bats-Wildlife (exec. director), lead keeper of reptiles at Zoo Atlanta
Specialty: bats and reptiles; author of “Bats In Captivity”, and numerous reptile books
Georgia, Central region (Atlanta)….. 770-653-9199
Carolyn Karrh, Cottontail Rehab
carolynkarrh@hotmail.com
Wildlife Species: wild baby cottontail rabbits only; will also take adult wild cottontail rabbits (sick or injured)
Comments: Veterinary Technician and vet student
Georgia, Central region (Atlanta)….. 770-720-1847
Monteen McCord (Director/Master Falconer), HawkTalk, Speaking For The Wild
monteen@hawktalk.org
Wildlife Species: Raptors ONLY
Georgia, Central region (Atlanta)….. 404-255-0079 (home) or 404-944-6770 (cell)
Sandy Mitchell, Wildlife Care of Sandy Springs
anydaynow3@aol.com
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