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Wildlife rehab sees increase of orphaned animals as breeding season peaks

WGXA 24 FOX Macon

May 29, 2026

Wildlife rehab sees increase of orphaned animals as breeding season peaks

As Georgia's spring and early summer breeding season peaks, wildlife rehabilitators across the state are being flooded with newborn animals that are orphaned, i |!| Macon Newborn

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