Wildlife officers successfully stepped in to rescue of baby deer found wedged between the bars of a fence on British Columbia.
The fawn was found stuck between the bars of a fence in Nanaimo on Vancouver Island, the B.C. Conservation Officer Service announced Thursday.
Wildlife officers intervened to give it some “wiggle” room.
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“It’s not uncommon for fawns & deer to become tangled up in objects, such as fencing or netting,” the province tweeted.
FAWN FREED A fawn that found itself wedged between the bars of a fence in north #Nanaimo had some help to wiggle free…
Posted by Conservation Officer Service on Thursday, September 17, 2020
But some helping hands freed the young deer.
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“It walked away shortly after,” wildlife officers added.
A fawn that found itself wedged between bars of a fence in #Nanaimo had some help to wiggle free from CO's & a Wildlife Safety Response Officer. It’s not uncommon for fawns & deer to become tangled up in objects, such as fencing or netting. Call #RAPP line for deer in distress. pic.twitter.com/Le43BOhle2
— BC CO Service (@_BCCOS) September 17, 2020