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How did armadillos end up in Northeast Georgia?
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An armadillo was spotted in the wild by Elizabeth Yorker in Warthen, Georgia. Photo courtesy Elizabeth Yorker
Donnie Brown, who has lived in Hall for the past 40 years, said he started seeing armadillos in Gainesville three years ago, but only rarely. Now, he said his armadillos sightings have become as frequent as his opossum encounters.
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Furkids cat shelter celebrates purr-fect first year, plans for growth
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Volunteers with cats at the Furkids Fort and Michele Felker Cat Shelter. Photos courtesy of Furkids Fort and Michele Felker Cat Shelter
Furkids Animal Rescue and Shelters celebrated the one-year anniversary of their new cat shelter, Furkids Fort and Michele Felker Cat Shelter that they said has redefined the local approach to cat welfare.
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