Sanders Wildlife, Inc.

06/12/2026

This is a topic that we know has been coming, but hasn't been talked about enough. We will be working on some content to help further explain what CWD is and why its important educate yourself!

This will affect hunting laws, wildlife rules and regulations, and the rehabbing of fawns in need of help.

This is another reason we support our predators naturally keeping zoonic diseases and populations in check. Our predators help contain the spread of disease like Chronic Wasting Disease!

06/06/2026

06/02/2026

Here is one way to rescue a raccoon from a chimney top! This adult raccoon found its way inside this Atlanta chimney top and couldnt find its way out.

We lowered him a rope and way to climb back out. Within 24 hours he was able to climb his way back out, notice the black on the outside of the fireplace!

Another reason it is important to cap the top of your chimney off!!

05/25/2026

Thank you to the men and women who have served our nation. We will be closed the remainder of the day and will be back to normal hours tomorrow.

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05/16/2026

Responsible for over 3,000 snake bites a year. Fortunately only 5 deaths have occurred in two decades due to a copperhead bite.

We relocated this guy from off our callers doorstep! With some of the best camo in the game, it is easy to step on one!

05/10/2026

Happy Mother's Day to all you amazing women out there! We hope you all have had a wonderful day, with family or honoring those you love. We are so thankful for the mothers in our life, human and animals alike!

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05/08/2026

We have been slammed lately with wildlife calls, and staying busy on the run! This call came in last week of a Spiny Softshell turtle in a swimming pool!

I love how cool these guys are, and some of the fastest swimmers due to their softshell. This call went smoothly, and ended in freedom!

04/24/2026

Another Renest!! 🤞🤞

Cases 26-0177 & 26-0178, arrived April 23:

These ~1 week-old nestling Red-shouldered Hawks were found when their nest tree was cut down in Mableton. One of our colleagues met the homeowners at midnight to collect the young birds and brought them to CNC the following morning. Thankfully, because the tree workers lowered them with a crane when they were found, the babies are uninjured. After a large meal, they were returned to the area and placed in a surrogate nest in a nearby tree with the assistance of Sanders Wildlife, Inc. for the parents to continue raising.

04/22/2026

As we go into fledgling season, finding a baby bird or owl on the ground can be a normal occurence. Knowing when to help is the most important as not all grounded babies need assistance.

For this young Barred Owlet, he jumped the nest a little too early. We were able to build a new nest below the original nest, to make sure he is safe off the ground. The mother has already been taking care of him from the new nest!! In a few more weeks this little one will begin learning to fly and will fledge the nest again!