State Police Rescue Two Baby Deer in Torrington

State police rescue two baby deer in Torrington

TORRINGTON, Conn. (WTNH) — State police assisted in a different kind of rescue in Torrington, helping two abandoned fawns find a new home on Saturday morning. State police received notifications of two fawns found near Exit 51 of Route 8 in Torrington. Bear spotted in Hartford's West End The mother of the two fawns could not be found after an extensive search of the area, meaning the two babies, likely born within the past 24 hours, were a…

Iowa DNR advises: Leave "abandoned" fawns alone this season

'The mother is likely nearby and watching you.'

Fawns are arriving ... Leave them alone

MONTPELIER — The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department has issued a reminder that deer fawns are being born this time of year and asks that people avoid disturbing or picking them up.

Found a Baby Deer or Elk? Don’t Touch It or Take It Home

Division of Wildlife Resources Press Release SALT LAKE CITY — As you are out hiking and camping this summer, don’t be surprised if you come across a deer fawn or an elk calf during late May or June. If you do see one, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources requests that you not touch, try to feed or take the baby animal home — doing so can have fatal consequences for the animal and could also result in injury to you. Deer fawns and elk calves a…

Don't feed fawns, it could be deadly for the deer

CONCORD — In the coming weeks, deer will begin giving birth around the Granite State, with most deer fawns being born in May and June.

Fawn season reminder: Know who to call and what to do or not do

Our local fawn season for Mule Deer has just begun. If you see a fawn alone in the forest please leave it alone. Fawns are hidden by their moms for up to 8 hours between feedings and they are typically very safe in those situations. Fawns only need help if they are obviously injured, following […] The post Fawn season reminder: Know who to call and what to do or not do appeared first on YubaNet.