City services | June 9, 2022 With spring upon us and baby wildlife everywhere, there’s an increased chance you’ll come across more wildlife – including baby animals like rabbits, birds, ducklings, ...

Should you see a fawn napping in tall grass and mom is nowhere to be found, you can relax: It's probably fine. Young deer can't keep up with adults, so they're left alone in a safe spot for ...

Considered an urban pest by many, deer are arguably adorable as they raise their spotted fawns every spring, nibble on grass ...

BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - They might be cute, but experts warn against engaging with baby deer in the wild this spring. Most fawns are born in late May into early June, according to Vermont Fish ...

Another baby deer was rescued in Park Hills, about a seven-minute drive from Fort Wright, the same day, the city confirmed to The Enquirer. The rescue mission was posted to Reddit on Wednesday.

Humans should leave a baby deer alone if it is seemingly healthy, as the mother is likely nearby. The more time humans spend in the area, the more likely they are to attract predators to the location.

Dog pulls baby deer from water to save it from drowningByThe Canadian Press, 2017 Tuesday, July 18, 2017 1 min to read Feb 15, 2023 ...

The young deer managed to become covered in spines from a cholla cactus. The painful spines were all over its body, the agency said.