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.
“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.
“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
