Please welcome our new fawn. This sweet little lady will be over-wintering with us. Yes, sadly, those ARE scars on her back. She was attacked by something when she was just 8 lbs, which is very close to birth weight. Another rehabber, Pam Mead from Critter Crossing Wildlife Rehabilitation, got the call. The fawn’s injuries were so severe and so filled with maggots and dirt that Pam got her immediately to Cornell Hospital. There Little Ms. Fawn spent almost three weeks fighting to survive....and survive she did! But she is still too weak, too small and too shaky to be released before winter and so she will stay with us until the spring. Pam did not have a deer pen as big as ours and so she asked if we would consider taking this one for the winter. And so here she is. Susan absolutely hates animals living alone. Does anyone know of another rehabber that has a deer that needs to be over wintered? We would gladly take that one here as well so this little girl has a companion. Thank you Pam, for taking such good care of this little one, we promise to continue that good care until she is ready to go. 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=9rk0_CHt7c0

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One little fawn has become two! This week we received a call from Dean N. He and a friend had come across a doe that had been killed in the road and her fawn was running back and forth near her body. They quickly managed to capture her and put in a call to us. Could we take her? Of course! Our own little fawn was all alone and could use a friend. They were so happy to see each other. Both little fawns are doing well. 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=kM9Qq_QyFIk

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=1_zhkbdWhDU