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Monday, 25 April 2011

Triplet Fawns Rescued

Posted on 15:18 by Unknown
At 06:26 we received word from Santa Cruz 911 Dispatch, referring us a call about three fawns that had been found in Aptos. A young man, James, had noticed the triplets lying on the fog line of the road. He stopped and helped them get up a bank and into some tall grass, but they were still close to passing traffic. Duane responded and helped them get deeper into the brush - managing a nearby deer trail into a clearing where the mother could be seen through thick tangles of foliage. Here's a link to the video.


Just a reminder to leave healthy baby wild animals in the care of their parents. When in doubt, call wildlife rescue experts, like WildRescue, for advice.

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