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Some of our beautiful little orphaned fawns. We now have 7 fawns in. We do still get calls just about EVERY single day from well meaning people that feel a fawn needs help that doesn’t Once again, i would like to remind you of the signs of a fawn in distress: 1. They will be up, walking in circles and screaming, crying, and bleating for HOURS (not just a few minutes) on end - this is them trying to call for their mother. 2. The tips of their ears will be curled and look shrunken or deformed. 3. Standing over, or laying DIRECTLY next to a dead doe. (Check doe for milk if you can, another sure sign). Otherwise - PLEASE leave them alone. A fawn laying quietly is not “lethargic”, they are taught to stay still and quiet until mom comes back. Mothers do NOT stay with their fawns. They ONLY come once or twice in a 24 hours period, and USUALLY after dark. So a fawn alone is NOT a sign of a fawn in need. Please keep animals and children away from them. Mom usually moves them every 1-3 days. Please consider a donation to help us in our work! We can’t do it without you! Http://OrphanedWildlife.org ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIavEEZEipE

The sound you hear in this video is bear purring! Jenny loves to suckle on Susan’s fingers, even though she is a 15 year old bear. Suckling is a comforting thing that bears remember from their childhood and Jenny still loves to do it. The bear making the sound isn’t the one with Jim, but Susan pans over to Jenny so you can see and hear it. In this video are Sonya, Jenny and Amy. All Syrian brown bears about 15 years old. Please consider a donation to help us in our work! We can’t do it without you! OrphanedWildlife.org ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDA3CNO2VXc

Susan’s phone automatically creates some adorable little videos! I’ve asked her to send me a few for posting. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mw180XRHBDA