Have you met the Chattahoochee Nature Center's new beavers yet?

The Chattahoochee Nature Center has added two young beavers to its wildlife family. (Photo courtesy of CNC)

The Chattahoochee Nature Center has added two young beavers to its wildlife family. (Photo courtesy of CNC)

If you're still reeling from the departure of Zoo Atlanta's giant panda twins to China, this may help.

The Chattahoochee Nature Center's mission to add a pair of young beavers to its wildlife family has been accomplished. And you're invited.

The center has been looking for non-releasable beavers since the last one at the Camille Creamer Beaver Exhibit died in December, according to a release.

The search took a while because the animals are rarely trapped alive, partially due to their classification in Georgia as nuisance wildlife.

The Chattahoochee Nature Center has added two young beavers to its wildlife family. (Photo courtesy of CNC)

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The beavers were orphaned after floods and come by way of a rehabilitator in Virginia.

Their new home in Roswell includes a 19,000 gallon pond and plenty of willow, oak and sycamore for them to feast upon.

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