“Ears are curled, Im alone in the world. Ears are straight, all is great!” Obviously their ears are not the only indication of how a fawn is doing. But when they start crying out, they need help, because they are usually quiet to avoid predators. What a beautiful coat on the little guy. ❤
Thank you for posting that! 😁 a lot of people forget the ear thing and then they unintentionally cause more harm than good… most people don’t want to hear this but never help an animal if you don’t know what you’re doing. Call a rescue or leave them there. It’s extremely sad to leave them there but people who aren’t trained and/or well educated in saving that specific species can and will easily accidentally cause severe harm and lower the chances of a safe and successful release
I raised an orphaned fawn once long ago. When she was about grown we tried putting in the wild. Didn't work, she kept coming home. She did this for ten years, bringing her babies with her in spring. She was quite a deer and a wonderful companion.
@@michaeluzumaki1762 No, she died sometime ago. We still get visits from her babies, however. They come back and graze in the yard. They stay the longest in the fall during deer season.
@@johnwillis4706 ah! I already guessed from the way you wrote that she is most likely dead ,but at the same time I'm happy to know that her children are still coming to meet you guys. Thanks for being a great person. Both you and her were blessed to meet each other.
Fawns know to stay where their mothers leave them while she searches for food. For it to be walking around means that it's mother did not come back. You did a wonderful thing. God bless you.
I could see this being a tough call....You're like "I want to help you, but what if you don't need help and I'm actually kidnapping you?? But what if I don't take you and you starve out here???"
@@stonedNcreepy the fawns ears were curling, and the mother hadn’t returned by nightfall, both of which are major signs that a baby deer needs help. They did good.
It's normal for fawns to be left alone by their mothers for very long periods of time. But the fawn are always very quiet, usually hiding in ferns or bushes. The fact that this one was wandering around making noise is a strong indication it's been abandoned. Probably because of it's strange coat color... Or because something happened to the mom :(
Bruh. The mom leaves for 8-10 hours to feed its self. When it comes back it feeds it. But once you touch that deer it’s dead. If you release it back… if a mom smells a human it’s going to stay away. So, don’t touch random baby deer. It was probably abandoned once the deer touched the human.
@@Dinosaur_Davis But he was craving, the rescuers said he hasn't been fed for 24h or more. A healthy unabandonned dear wouldn't have run to a human and try suckling on her.
It looks like he has piebald coloring, which is very rare and even more rare in adults, because it can be accompanied by other genetic abnormalities, sometimes fatal, especially in the wild. I wouldn’t be surprised if this was why mama abandoned him, because she sensed something else was wrong. Good thing they can back for him, he’s a lucky one, and such a little beauty!
@@ibonedurmom6604 Did you see the end, where he was next to a similar aged one? They grow out of their spots, not 60% white coloring. And the very end showed him even older and he was still like that. So yeah, he is definitely going to stay about that color.
omg when he tried to suckle her 😭😭😭😭 He must have been desperate. Can you imagine how many of these babies just run up to some random predator out of desperation and right into their jaws? I mean it's nature but I'm glad she's the one he ran into
@@pussthepupanddonkeythedog5135 so it went back to its mother ok that’s fine. I thought you got a shelter kitten and gave it back. Damn my assumptions are surprisingly negative. Sorry about that
This is kinda how the deer that I raised found me. We found his mother, she died giving birth to twins. His brother was also gone. So we bottle Fed him every 4 hrs with warm heavy cream and formula. Living on a dairy farm helped. We were up at all hours and the cows were protective of him as he grew up. They keep the coyotes and bobcat away. He left after 18 months, but came around to visit often. He wanted his sliced apples. He was a beautiful buck. He trusted us.He lived to 6, before an illegal hunter took him. We didn't allowed hunters outside the family to ever hunt, mainly we had lost to many cattle. And Harry had an ear tag just like the cattle, so no one was to shoot him. I heard the shot, it came from a pickup truck on the road shooting into a pasture. I saw him from my tractor. I immediately went to the pasture, I at first didn't see him because He was down and so many of the cows were surrounding him. The shooter saw me and drive off, but we knew the truck. He said that he thought it was to dark for anyone to see him. I found Harry, put him in the bucket of the tractor, hugged him for hours then buried him . This was 5 decades ago and I'm crying now thinking about him and how delicate life is. I now an old man, stuck inside and will be with all my friends soon
That's a piebald deer, it's common for the mother's to abandon them due to their genetic defect. Had one in my neighborhood that grew to full size, so its mom didn't reject her/him. Definitely is an eye opener when you see one.
@@joevarga5982 Piebald deer are the result of a rare genetic mutation that causes random patches of skin to lack the specialized pigment cells that give deer hair its color. Even the skin beneath the white hair lacks color.
what a gorgeous baby, we found one last year, his mom was hit by a car, we brought him home, and called animal control, they came and said, they will take him to let him go on his own, I was furious, but they took him, we followed them, when they let the baby out in the woods, and they left we picked him up, and called our vet, he said bring him in, full check up, he was few days old, and our vet has a farm and takes care of injured, and orphans. He took him home, glad to say, he is big and gorgeous. Plays with pigs, horses, and all kinds of animals, runs free and comes home to sleep!
The fawn has a rare mutation in his pelt called “Piebald”, his mother most likely abandoned him,because of his coloring isn’t easy to hide from predators.
I've never seen a deer with that kind of coloring. His mom may have abandoned him due to that. But he's such a beautiful little baby. I hope he survives
@Nikki Dawson It’s a piebald, a very rare color mutation (although more common than albinos). The breed is the same as the “standard” colored deer, it’s just a variant :)
No they dont? they abandon babies because of either the smell like human smell that would cause the mother to think its a human not her baby they dont rely on sight.
@@spinosaurus9518 piebald and albino deer, being mutations, are also prone to deformities (you can look that up if you’re not squeamish). It’s cruel, but a mother can sense this and would rather abandon their different looking child instead of wasting time and energy on them. They don’t know if it’ll survive after all that effort with, say, a knee bent the other way... pretty sad, i know
His mom may have died during or shortly after birth. Fawns are born with no scent so other animals don't readily find them. The mom would have heard the little one and would have come if she could. Another doe will nurse him at the rehab. If the mom was able to, she would have come, and kicked your butt for touching him.
His ears are wilted when a baby deers ears are like his they haven't ate in awhile a few days his mother either died or abandoned him if anyone finds a baby deer in this condition take them to a wildlife rehab as soon as possible
Remember folks, if the tips of a fawn's ears are curled backwards like this one was, they're probably dehydrated and in need of help. A straight-eared fawn is a happy, safe fawn.
@@royhopper6703 dumb !!! You cant just take home a baby animal at the first sight because the mom not around maybe looking for food, she’s doing right. Keep learning !
The fawn was abandoned because it is a "Piebald Deer", which is a deer that has white fur due to a mutation. Many times, the mother will abandon the deer, but even if the mother attends to the fawn, the white in their fur often gives their position away to predators. Seeing an adult piebald deer in the wild is a rarity, so if you do see one, grab a picture! It's an exceptional survivor!
Sadly that means that returning this deer to the wild is not the best thing for it as its coat will make it stand out instead of blend in. Better to have it as part of a captive herd where it can be protected.
@Great White If the mother's leave them alone for a time I suppose it wasn't so bad for the people to do likewise. It was necessary, in a way. It would have been wrong for them to just take the baby if the mother was soon to return.
@@amandaconstanza Predators are often able to follow the mother's scent back to the easier, much more vulnerable target, so a doe will limit her activity around her fawns so it's less likely a predator can follow her scent to them as well. Deer actually aren't the only animals to do this.
Every year hundreds of young deer lose their lives because members of the public find a deer fawn that is on its own and appears to have been abandoned, and then they unwittingly interfere and cause infinitely more damage than if they had left the fawn alone. The mother may then abandon it as it smells humans on its young.
Humans are meant to take care of others, whenever we possibly can. Do not let others criticisms bother the kind hearted expressions that we have already performed. We may make mistakes, but our God gifted compassion will not allow some of us to allow another vulnerable, sentient being to be victimized if we do not have to. Thank you, for showing us this little, sweet looking animal receive some love and care. We all would like someone to help rescue us, if we needed it. This is a very sweet video.
If anyone is ever in this situation, do NOT give a deer cow's milk. They can't digest it and it can dehydrate them even more or even kill them. They can have goats milk (best option) or kitten/puppy formula. (I'm not an expert but I know someone who does wildlife rehab and I was lucky enough to get to help out with a baby deer this past spring! 😁)
@@williambergener7820 if by "relations" you mean bottle fed, rescued him once when he was trapped inside a fence and panicking during a thunderstorm, loved him, pet him, and fed him apples all summer, then yes. If you mean something else, I'd suggest therapy bc that's seriously disturbed.
@@kellyalves756 from what I've been told/seen, goats milk is basically the "universal" milk. Obviously mother is best, but that's almost always the best 2nd option. (Again I'm not an expert but I have a friend who is and I've spent time on their farm & helped with many different animals!)
Jesus christ, that's a piebald deer. Imagine going out for a jog and one of the rarest animals on earth randomly comes up and starts nursing on your ankles.
Not that common but not that rare either. Some places they are extremely common because the genetics have gotten to spread around. I know Of a land fill that lets no one hunt but they have piebalds running all over the place inside the fence. And they have been getting out so the area is known for them.
@@tartarsauce5250 Peibald deers are usually born with disabilities, such as being bow legged for example, for them to survive up to a couple months at most is a miracle, mothers usually just ditch them because they have little to no chance of survival. Idk where you just see piebald deer perfectly running all over the place, but it’s probably not real - unless it’s some kind of wildlife rehabilitation center.
@@alexypena7600 Like I said it was a fenced in landfill they didn't allow hunting I used to go out there and drop things off fairly regularly. And I would almost always see a piebald deer while out there sometimes more than 1. They were not limping or defective. And living in the area it was known to deer hunters that they were more common. They are not white bison...
My dream would be to be able to quit my 9 to 5 and open a refuge to protect and care for these beautiful babies...I don't care if that makes me sound like a sap, I just love animals ❤️....
@@ericcarvelli9773 I can agree with u on that after seeing this video it just made me feel like I need to go out into the world and help rescue animals such as that one... it just melted my heart seeing the poor deer like that.
A healthy baby with Mom around wouldn't be wandering like that, they know to remain quiet. His ears were also starting to curl, definitely in distress.
She was so smart. I would have just yelled, “free pet deer!” and ran off with him straight to pet smart to get food, a bed, a collar and tags and probably a little hat!
I'm with you Bill, it seems that when I am ready to say there aren't any decent humans left on the planet, some wonderful person with a Texas sized heart comes along and does something so kind, to prove me wrong. I am so grateful to all of the truely wonderful people that do such kind and selfless acts.
Bill I never lost my faith in humanity whatsoever I know that there’s more good people out there still. But yeah I totally agree with you takes a really really really special person with an extremely good heart to do something like that you know Because it’s not like your dog or cat you can’t keep a deer as a pet at least I don’t think you could. I mean if you have lotta grass in a good yard then you could keep one I guess for a pet But because they’re a wild animal they need to be in the sanctuary you’re a wildlife center. If it was a dog or a cat then yeah you could just take it in but they had to call the animal wildlife rescue in that so it was harder lots Lots lots harder to take care of that dear Dogs and cats you can just bring them in the house and then there you go with dears you can’t do that. Which if you have a good yard size yard and you have lots of grass I don’t see why you couldn’t keep one you know outside but I don’t think in the states you are allowed the most states you can’t so yeah Other than that yeah that was a very very very kind thing to do helping that little deer because it’s obvious he didn’t have a mom otherwise he would’ve went back and they would’ve never found them again so he’d be gone if the mother came back for him Obvious in those 24 hours that his mother had died somehow if you hunter or she got hit by a car I don’t know but he was obviously without a mom so that was very very very very kind of her to do that for him Because once he got released back into the wild he’s probably with his herd with the same heard he got away from you know. He probably did find them eventually and went back so I’m hoping so so yeah So I hope now he’s happy and he’s back with the other deer in the wild where he belongs.
So scared & lonely... I'm supposed to be a grown man, but I'm sitting here awwing like a little girl lol... This woman did much more than most would do. I'm so glad people like her exist
@George Bowden T. he is right. Piebald's are more prone to be seen by predators as well as born with several other genetic abnormalities which reduces their life span in most cases. Leaving the odd one out is a pretty common thing in the animal kingdom. Do your research before calling someone a dumbass. You won't make yourself look stupid that way🙃.
They usually refuse to eat from anything that isn't their mothers, she was so lucky it was willing to be rescued and could raise it to be released back to the wild ☺️
@Gary Harvey yah but that is very unusual fawn habits...they will literally stay layed down motionless and will not move... almost ran over one in tall grass with my truck
Same happened to me. My mom thought my aunt will pick me up. My aunt thought my mom will pick me up. Nobody picked me up. 😂 They found out 2+ hours later and my mom rushed to the school. I was in the principal's office. That's all.
in second grade i was waiting for my mom to pick me up, and i was alone in the classroom, and woman who worked in my school thought that no one was there and she locked me up and i didn’t even know that i was locked up until my mom found me after half an hour of searching lmao
@@prentisdavis9781 I have no problem with that, my good friend is a hunter and knows the monies from a hunting tag go to help maintain and protect the animals in our care. I support legal hunting and enjoy a good meat.
@@RukoS-xy6jo I'm assuming it means that humans are considered to be the top of the food chain since we are the most advanced, therefore other animals would be weaker than us and we should be protecting them since we've got the "best" intelligence to
It always amazes me when wild animals seek out human help, somehow knowing that many people will do anything they can to help those animals, Including raising them pretty much as their own… sometimes, keeping them their entire lives. I know when I bought my first house that many animals came to the back door and did the same. From cats to possums to raccoons and squirrels. With raccoons not only coming back every night to get a snack, but also bringing their babies in the spring, meet us and get their own snacks. Always trusting that we would never harm them or the babies. I always appreciate that and love the interaction. Playing with them in the backyard and enjoying the affection that they would give to me and vice versa. Raccoons were pretty much a given, as they are like giant children. Kind of a mix between a dog and cat. My biggest surprise was the possums, who pretty much interacted the same as the raccoons... very nice and grateful to have not only the food, but somebody to give them some attention and affection. Nothing cuter than baby possums. Never had a deer come, though they are around… with the population growing in this area, especially over the past 10 years. I feel very fortunate that these animals have always and continue to accept me as part of their lives.
I think that's a Key Deer...they tend to be easy to deal with and often interact directly with people on their own, which has created some of the problems they face because of it such as involving cars, which, unlike the more common subspecies, just tends to obliterate them because of how small they are
Possums are great friends to have around, because they’re naturally quite clean, can’t carry rabies, and are the natural predator of ticks, which can carry Lyme disease, and of snakes (even poisonous species). Having a pack of possums is like having a pro-bono Pest Control!
We are the protectors of earth and are supposed to be kind and good to all beings here, but many of us become drunk with power and greed and try to harm those, who we were entrusted to protect.
@@sarahtonen4873 I try to remember to thank God every day and watch videos of those they have it worse off than I do in order to not only keep perspective, but be thankful for the things that I do have and the life that I live. Trying to help as much as I can, for anybody who needs me. So I thank you for the comment and hope you’re living your most blessed happy life.
@@laurafedora5385 yeah if it's sleeping or laying on tall grass leave it be don't touch it, if it's running towards you wait a while until momma comes or call someone
Hes got piebald colouring, that might be why his mum abandoned him, because he didn't look right to her. Hes super rare, & super beautiful. I would have really struggled to let him go 😆
@@orphnemusic6788 i disagree, i also think that’s a piebald deer. i do think that his coloring does look similar to an adult fallow deer but if you look at a picture of a fawn it’s totally different. fallow deer fawns seem to be mostly light brown with a light belly and spots, this guy is super patchy with huge areas of white, and doesn’t look very similar to the pattern of a fawn at all to me
Deer are color blind, no, they don't reject them due to this. The majority of fawns are not abandoned, just believed to be by humans who think they must interfere. The fawns mother was probably just out of sight.
@@terrydriggers5217 or without them interfearing it died.. the Left it alone to Begin with even though it came right up to them..they left and came back at night and it was still there alone also..so if the mom was around the bend she would have gotten the dear by night time...
He is a special deer, that's for sure. However, YOU are a special person. Thank you for caring about a life that isn't your own. "ALL life matters", not just individual groups, or people or any one thing.... No, ALL life matters on this earth. Human and animal alike, all equal. Scout is a beutiful deer, I'd love to see how he is doing now, I'll bet he is beautiful.
Love you, too!!!! All who help God's creatures will have a special place in Heaven. P.s. BC of "christians" now helping Republicans force 9 year old girls to birth rapists babies, I no longer call myself a christian. They have made it a dirty word. But my belief in God, and Jesus, has not stopped.
This is the most precious baby deer ever. When he cried it sounded like a lamb. I about died when he was suckling on your leg and ankle. I think you are wrong, you are his Mom. God bless you for caring and loving him! ❤️🙏
I think he also had a leg problem at first cause he could barely move. It might've been possible that the mother died after giving birth or was killed by a predator. Since deer are vulnerable when giving birth
The fact that you couldn't get him out of your mind when you left shows that you have a kind heart and I love the fact that in the middle of the night you went back and look for him because you couldn't sleep I am not religious I am more spiritual I have to say God bless you because you are a kind and wonderful soul much love and much respect to you and I'm so happy that he found a wonderful home
I know that feeling. I once rescued a baby bird that had fallen from the tree and had broken one of his legs. I fed him and he seemed ok, but he was so young that I was very scared that he might not make it through the night, so I couldn't get any sleep, there was always this urge in my stomach to wake up and check up on him to make sure he was ok, and see if he needed anything. He made it through the night and I took him to a shelter, where they bandaged his leg and took care of him. I called them a couple of days after, and sadly he had stopped eating and passed away. At least I gave him a chance and treated him with love the little time we spent together. I'll never forget that bird.
You did the right thing by turning her over a few wildlife!! Too many people try to raise a while animal on their own and they give them the wrong food and they end up getting sick and dying from bacteria humans transferred to them not meaning to. You need to take them to the escort. I have taken deer and quail and other animals to a rescue Facility in Kansas, and their goal is always to get them to the point where they can go back out into nature and live safely without the aid of a human being!! Special blessing to all of those people who work in rescue for the wildlife and are able to save them and get them back into the wild!! People need to remember these are not pets, no matter how cute they are and of course this was an extremely cute fawn❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️. I really loaded it’s marking that were 3-tone. A big shout out of thanks to the woman (and man ) Who rescued this baby and attempted to care for it, and then sort out the right source so that you could have a healthy, strong life !! thank you for your kindness❤️❣️❤️❣️
Piebald deer, rare and genetically low percentage of survivability in the wild. I would have kept him had I the means to make sure he could pull through the first few weeks.
Taking a wild animal home is a terrible idea as it could carry ticks, fleas, parasites and diseases. I understand it’s adorable and I would WANT to take it home but you have to think before putting yourself and family at risk.
Whenever I see this, I'm simultaneously filled with warmth and dread. It brings me joy to know there's other people out there that love innocents as much as I do. However, I have known some cruel humans in my days, and it drives me mad with anger and sorrow to know that not everyone would have done what was right, and instead would choose the easiest or most evil route. God bless the innocents and those that value them as they should ❤❤❤
I hear you...I definitely have seen the same. Humans can be so good, so incredibly sweet and kind. But also we can be so horrible. I always try to look for these videos to make me feel better about humanity. Thank you for your comment and thank you for being someone who loves animals. Have a great day!!! 🤓👍🏼
I sure hope you don't mean hunters. Most hunters are very ethical people who would have done the very same thing for this little guy. As hunters and fishermen, most of us outdoorsmen (and women) care more about wildlife and the environment than many other folks and way more than we are given credit for. Like any other group, we do have those bad apples but I assure you that us law abiding outdoorsmen hate those people more than you do even. God bless. And many thanks to these nice folks for looking after the little guy and getting him where he needed to be.
@Richard Davis that is weak; you should fight him or her with you fist, and maybe they're hunting for food for their family, so why smash someone's face maybe they are trying to help their own family. Ps: you must put your self first then the animals. BTW I don't like to kill, or eat cow meat, but if there are no other options, then I would hunt, and eat cow meat.
@@SuperUncleRyan not at all. I started hunting with my dad and my grandmother when I was 4 years old. They taught me to love and respect nature. I will admit it is more difficult for me to execute the shot now that I'm older, but I still l enjoy accompanying them and tracking animals. We only kill the largest bucks, no females. By largest, I mean oldest. They are near the end of their lifespan, and it makes way for new dominant males.
We live in an area literally a stone's throw from wilderness, TY for the tip, I will keep that in mind regarding their ears. My husband's uncle runs an orphaned wildlife sanctuary, so if I find a baby deer that I can be Certain has lost his mom, then it's NP, and the tip bout the ears is a VERY helpful tip!
That and the way his legs were bowing, very obvious signs he was getting dehydrated and undernourished. Usually I wouldn't interfere if I saw a faun on its own but it was pretty obvious that he had been fully abandoned, maybe because he was piebald. Deer will sometimes abandon off colored fauns, especially if they have twins or triplets. Not always but sometimes.
![Noob To Max With DRAGON REWORK In Blox Fruits [FULL MOVIE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LnBMOinoOvA/mqdefault.jpg)
Sincerely one of the most striking deer I've ever seen. He's gorgeous.
A genetic mess up, technically; but yes, they're quite beautiful.
It’s a fur variation called piebald
ABSOLUTELY Magnificent!! 💜🧡💛💚💙❤🤩
Did you just assume that fawn's gender?
To bad hell most definitely be killed during hunting season some day because he’s so beautiful especially if he gets nice antlers
Lady: "I'm not your moooom!"
Deer: "You have no say in it"
🥺🥺🥺
@Ostblock Latina: ❤❤❤your comment! "You have no say in it"😆 That seems to be exactly what the baby deer is saying.
Heh, the baby deer is as adorably cute as Baby Yoda. 😁 No choice, indeed. Not for someone with a heart and soul, that is.
@@aga3852best comment ever!
When he said he found him sleeping on a rock I started crying
the way he cradled him and brought him home after
LITERALLY
I know...poor little angel...
Ur gonno make me cryy stoop! Ok I'm crying
Poor little baby :(
“Ears are curled, Im alone in the world. Ears are straight, all is great!”
Obviously their ears are not the only indication of how a fawn is doing. But when they start crying out, they need help, because they are usually quiet to avoid predators. What a beautiful coat on the little guy. ❤
Aw that's a great thing to remember. Thank you.
Thank you for posting that! 😁
a lot of people forget the ear thing and then they unintentionally cause more harm than good… most people don’t want to hear this but never help an animal if you don’t know what you’re doing. Call a rescue or leave them there. It’s extremely sad to leave them there but people who aren’t trained and/or well educated in saving that specific species can and will easily accidentally cause severe harm and lower the chances of a safe and successful release
@@Alice_was-here_1999 if i’m unsure, i usually call a rescue to ask for advice :) since i honestly don’t have much of a clue about wildlife!
Shame. A wolf wouldve had a nice meal for this one❤
@@theresurrection33 Yeah, real shame 👁️👄👁️
I raised an orphaned fawn once long ago. When she was about grown we tried putting in the wild. Didn't work, she kept coming home. She did this for ten years, bringing her babies with her in spring. She was quite a deer and a wonderful companion.
That's beautiful! may I know if she is still alive and still coming?
@@michaeluzumaki1762 No, she died sometime ago. We still get visits from her babies, however. They come back and graze in the yard. They stay the longest in the fall during deer season.
@@johnwillis4706 ah! I already guessed from the way you wrote that she is most likely dead ,but at the same time I'm happy to know that her children are still coming to meet you guys. Thanks for being a great person. Both you and her were blessed to meet each other.
Oh deer!
Awww that’s beautiful
Fawns know to stay where their mothers leave them while she searches for food. For it to be walking around means that it's mother did not come back. You did a wonderful thing. God bless you.
If it is walking around its fine most times but when you see the tip of the ears curled that means that the baby has been without a mother for a while
@@andreadelarosa4659 I had to rewatch, and saw that is the case for this fawn. Poor baby. Good thing it was her, it ran into
@@andreadelarosa4659 Amazing information thanks for sharing
@@andreadelarosa4659 Why is that? Is it from not eating?
@@rachelanderson243 it's from dehydration, yeah
I could see this being a tough call....You're like "I want to help you, but what if you don't need help and I'm actually kidnapping you?? But what if I don't take you and you starve out here???"
If their ear tips are curling, like this one's is, it's been without a momma for days and is now dehydrated. Not actually THAT hard of a call.
CALL THE FOREST GUARDS. DON'T TOUCH A BABY DEER. EVER.
@@stonedNcreepy the fawns ears were curling, and the mother hadn’t returned by nightfall, both of which are major signs that a baby deer needs help. They did good.
It's normal for fawns to be left alone by their mothers for very long periods of time. But the fawn are always very quiet, usually hiding in ferns or bushes. The fact that this one was wandering around making noise is a strong indication it's been abandoned. Probably because of it's strange coat color... Or because something happened to the mom :(
@@claire-yn2zi m?MIN
Jjkk
I'm
ok
idk
k
I'm
Jjeuuluuuaaiieieieaejjaeawijiie
AKial(kkiislisaulsla
Kluikeidakjjk
kjlwu
Proof
Liasilrkrkrll
he is literally one of the most beautiful creatures I’ve ever seen.
"Im not ur mom ♡♡"
Me: WOMAN U ARE THE MOM NOW
I just love baby deer❤ their spots are so amazing 😍
You know a wild animal is in deep pain when it approaches humans with no hesitation
@Yunyun Estrella what do you mean?
He means its very happy
When it meets you
God damn pigeons must be in constant existential pain!
@@FryGuyNation 😂😂
I can't imagine how scared and hungry he must have been... Poor baby 😭😭😭
Bruh. The mom leaves for 8-10 hours to feed its self. When it comes back it feeds it. But once you touch that deer it’s dead. If you release it back… if a mom smells a human it’s going to stay away. So, don’t touch random baby deer. It was probably abandoned once the deer touched the human.
@@Dinosaur_Davis whatever might be the reason I'm not questioning the mom... It's a baby and it was hungry, just imagine yourself at his place
@@sup9125 trueee
@@Dinosaur_Davis But he was craving, the rescuers said he hasn't been fed for 24h or more. A healthy unabandonned dear wouldn't have run to a human and try suckling on her.
@@Dinosaur_Davis mate, pretty sure that’s a myth. the deer scurried and touched the man first.
It looks like he has piebald coloring, which is very rare and even more rare in adults, because it can be accompanied by other genetic abnormalities, sometimes fatal, especially in the wild. I wouldn’t be surprised if this was why mama abandoned him, because she sensed something else was wrong. Good thing they can back for him, he’s a lucky one, and such a little beauty!
Yup that might be the reason, and animals they do that
Oh wow, didn’t know that’s what it was.
I don’t even know what piebald is. Here I come google
Bruh thats just how the babies look they will outgrow it when they get older
@@ibonedurmom6604 Did you see the end, where he was next to a similar aged one? They grow out of their spots, not 60% white coloring. And the very end showed him even older and he was still like that. So yeah, he is definitely going to stay about that color.
I'm not an emotional man but I've got a tear in my eye. Bless you for going back. What a beautiful animal.
@M Y T H I C A L N O V A
You're right, it won't happen again.
Being an emotional man is good 👍🏻
Good. Shows you have heart
Love men who cry 😢😭 greetings from America we love 💕💕💕 you and wish you peace ✌️✌️🕊️🕊️
omg when he tried to suckle her 😭😭😭😭 He must have been desperate. Can you imagine how many of these babies just run up to some random predator out of desperation and right into their jaws? I mean it's nature but I'm glad she's the one he ran into
yeahhh! + it’s a rare species it’s called piebald!
My mom and stepdad got a kitten once but it was crying all night and it tried to suckle my mom's breast so we returned it the next day.
@@pussthepupanddonkeythedog5135 why didn’t you just get some milk to nurse it?
@@oobieboobiekanoobiscoobied5972 Idk it didn't feel right to keep it when it still needed its mother. Our dogs were also scaring it
@@pussthepupanddonkeythedog5135 so it went back to its mother ok that’s fine. I thought you got a shelter kitten and gave it back. Damn my assumptions are surprisingly negative. Sorry about that
The cutest part of the clip…
Lady: “Awww I don’t have anything…”
Baby Deer: While sucking her an ankle.
Blood, blood, blood... and... death - Zootopia 2016 edition but for deer.
(In other words, I be calling this deer a blood sucker 😃)
Woman: “Where’s your Mommy?”
Deer: “Lady, if I knew that I wouldn’t be sucking on your ankles, now go get me some milk like a good human.” 😂 🤣
lol
I love your comment
Lmfao
😂🤣🤣
@@mahdvnthegamr3723 a good
There are no words to describe how special you are. You are special and the world is a better place because of you. Thank you.
Her: Aww where's your mom?
Deer: I dunno, but you're now my mom.
We tend to be very affectionate at times
The Dear "You're my mom now so whip out them breast and feed me."
😁
@@theghostofpennsylvania_11 well that randomly got me uncomfortable-
@@moonbcw8380
😁
@@theghostofpennsylvania_11 ohh myy gahhh 😂
This is kinda how the deer that I raised found me. We found his mother, she died giving birth to twins. His brother was also gone. So we bottle Fed him every 4 hrs with warm heavy cream and formula. Living on a dairy farm helped. We were up at all hours and the cows were protective of him as he grew up. They keep the coyotes and bobcat away. He left after 18 months, but came around to visit often. He wanted his sliced apples. He was a beautiful buck. He trusted us.He lived to 6, before an illegal hunter took him. We didn't allowed hunters outside the family to ever hunt, mainly we had lost to many cattle. And Harry had an ear tag just like the cattle, so no one was to shoot him.
I heard the shot, it came from a pickup truck on the road shooting into a pasture. I saw him from my tractor. I immediately went to the pasture, I at first didn't see him because He was down and so many of the cows were surrounding him.
The shooter saw me and drive off, but we knew the truck. He said that he thought it was to dark for anyone to see him.
I found Harry, put him in the bucket of the tractor, hugged him for hours then buried him . This was 5 decades ago and I'm crying now thinking about him and how delicate life is. I now an old man, stuck inside and will be with all my friends soon
So sad 😞
so sad to hear that. poor bby 😭
Sir I feel your pain . You will meet him up in heaven . ❤️
You did a great thing for a living being many would have disregarded, this is heartwarming, wishing you peaceful days.
You made me cry.
“Why you keep asking where mom is? You’re right here”
Yeah, If this happened to me, im pretty sure I'd be calling my wife and saying we have a new pet that I will be bringing home shortly.
This comment is toooo wholesome:)
Lol
This comment is so cute and funny 😭
@@theberch LMAOOO ME !!! I dont care if I dont have the money id rather skip meals
That's a piebald deer, it's common for the mother's to abandon them due to their genetic defect. Had one in my neighborhood that grew to full size, so its mom didn't reject her/him. Definitely is an eye opener when you see one.
What genetic defect?
@@joevarga5982 Piebald deer are the result of a rare genetic mutation that causes random patches of skin to lack the specialized pigment cells that give deer hair its color. Even the skin beneath the white hair lacks color.
is that why its more white than the others? almost like a ginger deer or something?
Woman: "I'm not your mom."
Fawn: "Yes you are."
It looks like the fawn was right all along.
Ikr 😂
Look at you, you're my mom now.
Stfu
A baby creature needs your help, nourishment and protection, HECK, EVEN I'M THEIR MOTHER...
@@iceychill2125 are you stupid? Or your mom don’t love you?
what a gorgeous baby, we found one last year, his mom was hit by a car, we brought him home, and called animal control, they came and said, they will take him to let him go on his own, I was furious, but they took him, we followed them, when they let the baby out in the woods, and they left we picked him up, and called our vet, he said bring him in, full check up, he was few days old, and our vet has a farm and takes care of injured, and orphans. He took him home, glad to say, he is big and gorgeous. Plays with pigs, horses, and all kinds of animals, runs free and comes home to sleep!
And then... We make venison stew.
Such a good story something I would have done for sure!
GREAT STORY - WITH A HAPPY ENDING!
Miriam K thank you for this story, it has cheered my evening.
@Ultra CNC , where did your polititard crap come from in this story?
The fawn has a rare mutation in his pelt called “Piebald”, his mother most likely abandoned him,because of his coloring isn’t easy to hide from predators.
Racist deer
or hunters who want that pelt sad his future looks a little grim
He is a hero...he still survived
@@cowboy4378 Instincts for survival
@@random_meta are you saying that rejecting a being because their colour isn’t like yours is an “instinct’?
That's the smallest deer ive ever seen... in person or on video... thank god these caring people found him! And never gave up!
I've never seen a deer with that kind of coloring. His mom may have abandoned him due to that. But he's such a beautiful little baby. I hope he survives
@Nikki Dawson It’s a piebald, a very rare color mutation (although more common than albinos). The breed is the same as the “standard” colored deer, it’s just a variant :)
Yeah, I was wondering if that was why the mom abandoned him too.
No they dont? they abandon babies because of either the smell like human smell that would cause the mother to think its a human not her baby they dont rely on sight.
@@spinosaurus9518 piebald and albino deer, being mutations, are also prone to deformities (you can look that up if you’re not squeamish). It’s cruel, but a mother can sense this and would rather abandon their different looking child instead of wasting time and energy on them. They don’t know if it’ll survive after all that effort with, say, a knee bent the other way... pretty sad, i know
His mom may have died during or shortly after birth. Fawns are born with no scent so other animals don't readily find them. The mom would have heard the little one and would have come if she could. Another doe will nurse him at the rehab. If the mom was able to, she would have come, and kicked your butt for touching him.
Woman: *Exists*
Scout: “You my mom now!”
Woman: “I was not expecting this but I can’t not do it now....”
Right ? That’s how everyone be treatin us
I’m your 1000s like 🙂 have a good day
Deerrrr
His ears are wilted when a baby deers ears are like his they haven't ate in awhile a few days his mother either died or abandoned him if anyone finds a baby deer in this condition take them to a wildlife rehab as soon as possible
Thanks for copying someone else's comment and typing it again
@@sovereignboss1841 😭😆
@@sovereignboss1841 the word needs to be spread.
@@sovereignboss1841 thanks I took back my like
@@sovereignboss1841 thanks for being an ass. I guess people should stop saying to avoid drugs or not to talk to strangers since it was already said.
Thank you for rescuing the baby deer. It hurts so much to be alone. Fortunately, I'm happy that the deer is doing well.
Remember folks, if the tips of a fawn's ears are curled backwards like this one was, they're probably dehydrated and in need of help. A straight-eared fawn is a happy, safe fawn.
🐱🐱👍
Helpfull tip
Whoa... nice
Good to know!
Amazing
I cry Whenever I see abandoned animals. I feel relaxed after somone saves them. Hats off to those who take care of animals.
I completely agree!
You just said you cry when you see them abandoned , why don’t you save them ?
Same
But we have no care in the world for people who are unhoused and fighting for their lives...
@@kmc1994 perhaps you should help them...make it your call!
She couldn’t sleep thinking of him. 🥰 That’s a pure mom heart ❤️
Lol no a pure mom heart couldn’t go home without helping the poor thing out right then and there !
@@royhopper6703 actually she didn’t want to take him because the mom should be back
@@royhopper6703 dumb !!! You cant just take home a baby animal at the first sight because the mom not around maybe looking for food, she’s doing right. Keep learning !
@@royhopper6703 you dont know anything abt deers , dont you?
@@royhopper6703 exactly. So sad
The fawn was abandoned because it is a "Piebald Deer", which is a deer that has white fur due to a mutation.
Many times, the mother will abandon the deer, but even if the mother attends to the fawn, the white in their fur often gives their position away to predators. Seeing an adult piebald deer in the wild is a rarity, so if you do see one, grab a picture! It's an exceptional survivor!
Sadly that means that returning this deer to the wild is not the best thing for it as its coat will make it stand out instead of blend in. Better to have it as part of a captive herd where it can be protected.
I am glad she waited until dark to see if the mom would return. Most people forget that deer leave their babies during the day while their newborns.
@W Jack and* and yes I agree too ☺
@Great White If the mother's leave them alone for a time I suppose it wasn't so bad for the people to do likewise. It was necessary, in a way. It would have been wrong for them to just take the baby if the mother was soon to return.
Then there’s people like me who had no idea. Glad I know now
why they do that?
@@amandaconstanza
Predators are often able to follow the mother's scent back to the easier, much more vulnerable target, so a doe will limit her activity around her fawns so it's less likely a predator can follow her scent to them as well. Deer actually aren't the only animals to do this.
That noise he made when he was crying out to you when he saw you,literally melted my heart to a pulp 😢😢 so glad you went back for him
Take him home!! Take him home!! He loves you already!!
He needs so much TLC, that's a great idea putting the milk in the glove, lots of TLC. I'd love to take him💗
Every year hundreds of young deer lose their lives because members of the public find a deer fawn that is on its own and appears to have been abandoned, and then they unwittingly interfere and cause infinitely more damage than if they had left the fawn alone. The mother may then abandon it as it smells humans on its young.
And that noise she was making!... She's certainly the master of the "game"!...
Humans are meant to take care of others, whenever we possibly can.
Do not let others criticisms bother the kind hearted expressions that we have already performed.
We may make mistakes, but our God gifted compassion will not allow some of us to allow another vulnerable, sentient being to be victimized if we do not have to.
Thank you, for showing us this little, sweet looking animal receive some love and care.
We all would like someone to help rescue us, if we needed it.
This is a very sweet video.
If anyone is ever in this situation, do NOT give a deer cow's milk. They can't digest it and it can dehydrate them even more or even kill them. They can have goats milk (best option) or kitten/puppy formula. (I'm not an expert but I know someone who does wildlife rehab and I was lucky enough to get to help out with a baby deer this past spring! 😁)
Please tell me you did not have relations with that fawn.
@@williambergener7820 if by "relations" you mean bottle fed, rescued him once when he was trapped inside a fence and panicking during a thunderstorm, loved him, pet him, and fed him apples all summer, then yes. If you mean something else, I'd suggest therapy bc that's seriously disturbed.
But cows are ruminants, too. Would goat milk work?
@@williambergener7820 For your mind to go there FIRST... says a lot about your depravity
@@kellyalves756 from what I've been told/seen, goats milk is basically the "universal" milk. Obviously mother is best, but that's almost always the best 2nd option. (Again I'm not an expert but I have a friend who is and I've spent time on their farm & helped with many different animals!)
Its a BLESSING....you came along to help the little fond/doe.
Jesus christ, that's a piebald deer. Imagine going out for a jog and one of the rarest animals on earth randomly comes up and starts nursing on your ankles.
Not that common but not that rare either. Some places they are extremely common because the genetics have gotten to spread around. I know Of a land fill that lets no one hunt but they have piebalds running all over the place inside the fence. And they have been getting out so the area is known for them.
@@Sherlock245 easier said than done
@@tartarsauce5250 Peibald deers are usually born with disabilities, such as being bow legged for example, for them to survive up to a couple months at most is a miracle, mothers usually just ditch them because they have little to no chance of survival. Idk where you just see piebald deer perfectly running all over the place, but it’s probably not real - unless it’s some kind of wildlife rehabilitation center.
@@alexypena7600 Like I said it was a fenced in landfill they didn't allow hunting I used to go out there and drop things off fairly regularly. And I would almost always see a piebald deer while out there sometimes more than 1. They were not limping or defective. And living in the area it was known to deer hunters that they were more common. They are not white bison...
@@alexypena7600 They also don't survive that often because it is harder for them to hide being often mostly white they don't camouflage as well.
that glove with the milk inside was genius
It really was 👁️👄👁️
Old trick.
As long as it wasn't coated in that nasty residue stuff. Bleck.
You’re not very old are you? The practice of using a rubber glove as a teat is older than the hills
@@asmodeus1274 ...well, as old as rubber gloves!
If a baby deer is up and moving around, mom isn't coming back.
:(
This is so sad :
Wonder what happened to the mother 😢
That's my guess.
The woman just couldn't let it go. She could not leave him alone all night.
@@adamklase8547 Maybe predators ate her😔
I just want to give the beautiful creature a gentle cuddle and make sure they’re okay ❤️ Thank you for being kind
Hi how are you and I guess you are a pet's lover?
Doesn't the fawn's mom get put off by the foreign smell of the rescuer?
Until it grows antlers
The woman is really hard on herself because she wasn't prepared to deal with a wild animal needing help. She did a good job
You saved a baby's life; you are a good person!
@Tom H wtf is wrong with you
@Tom H maybe dont do that you fucking freak
@Tom H if your doing this for attention or for shock value, you can do that in other ways that dont involve being awful
@Tom H ohhh, your some kid who wants attention i get it now, cool have fun with that, may all your bacon burn
Most adorable thing I've ever seen, the people that can rescue animals like this truly absolutely melt your heart...
My dream would be to be able to quit my 9 to 5 and open a refuge to protect and care for these beautiful babies...I don't care if that makes me sound like a sap, I just love animals ❤️....
Me too!
@@ericcarvelli9773 I can agree with u on that after seeing this video it just made me feel like I need to go out into the world and help rescue animals such as that one... it just melted my heart seeing the poor deer like that.
Lol 😂 yeah whatever pfffttt
@@ericcarvelli9773 totally with u hun.
Scout:
0/10 on the walking skills
10/10 on the cuteness skills
Me in heels 👠 0/10 walking skills... Why's it fair that it's only cute for deer? 😂
@@ilovepizza4 for me it's -10
Instantly I fell in love with Scout. He is beautiful.
Omg when they where feeding him I cried it was the “beautiful” moment
Me too!
You and me both.
@MAD GRUMPYMAN that’s rude.. I was just admiring how beautiful the baby deer was
Same
Just ignore the attention seeking trolls.
Her: Where's your mommy?
Fawn: *runs to her* YOU ARE!!
Edit: Wow guise, thanks for all the likes!
❤️❤️❤️
Oh my god pls 😭😭 so cuteeeee
U have 99999999999999999999 IQ very good
I wouldn't have been able to Walk AWAY from that Sweet little fawn! in the first PLACE.🤦🏻
😭😭😭♥️♥️
Literally everyone will take this to their home, no matter what ; by his cuteness
My thoughts exactly
I want it
no
@My Fuhrer why you gotta ruin it dude?
@My Fuhrer Loving the Dark humor
This is possibly the most adorable thing in existence
A healthy baby with Mom around wouldn't be wandering like that, they know to remain quiet. His ears were also starting to curl, definitely in distress.
Baby deer is rare piebald pattern, difficult to hide from predators, it’s mum abandon him
Watching him run over and start trying to nurse. Oh God, right in the feels!
She was so smart. I would have just yelled, “free pet deer!” and ran off with him straight to pet smart to get food, a bed, a collar and tags and probably a little hat!
That starving lil :
"OlIVER TWIST BABY DEER"
"you saved him/her from :
"Dastardly mr. SYKES••"
GOOD job ☆... nice person ♡
*do you always wear :
"HONEY 🍯 flavored lotion on your ankles .... ? ° 🐝 ... bzzz•
He's lucky he found such a sweet lady. And even luckier that she knew what to do.
This is the most precious thing I've seen 😭 and her voice is so sweet, I think he could feel she was a kind soul ❤️
The world is usually so horrible that I forgot humanity could be this loving.
This brought tears to my eyes, thank you for restoring my faith.
Bless you.
dont get too excited. now some hunters are probably just going to shoot him to mount his head as a decoration.
I'm with you Bill, it seems that when I am ready to say there aren't any decent humans left on the planet, some wonderful person with a Texas sized heart comes along and does something so kind, to prove me wrong. I am so grateful to all of the truely wonderful people that do such kind and selfless acts.
Bill I never lost my faith in humanity whatsoever I know that there’s more good people out there still.
But yeah I totally agree with you takes a really really really special person with an extremely good heart to do something like that you know
Because it’s not like your dog or cat you can’t keep a deer as a pet at least I don’t think you could. I mean if you have lotta grass in a good yard then you could keep one I guess for a pet
But because they’re a wild animal they need to be in the sanctuary you’re a wildlife center. If it was a dog or a cat then yeah you could just take it in but they had to call the animal wildlife rescue in that so it was harder lots Lots lots harder to take care of that dear
Dogs and cats you can just bring them in the house and then there you go with dears you can’t do that. Which if you have a good yard size yard and you have lots of grass I don’t see why you couldn’t keep one you know outside but I don’t think in the states you are allowed the most states you can’t so yeah
Other than that yeah that was a very very very kind thing to do helping that little deer because it’s obvious he didn’t have a mom otherwise he would’ve went back and they would’ve never found them again so he’d be gone if the mother came back for him
Obvious in those 24 hours that his mother had died somehow if you hunter or she got hit by a car I don’t know but he was obviously without a mom so that was very very very very kind of her to do that for him
Because once he got released back into the wild he’s probably with his herd with the same heard he got away from you know. He probably did find them eventually and went back so I’m hoping so so yeah
So I hope now he’s happy and he’s back with the other deer in the wild where he belongs.
It is definitely out of balance, but there are quite a few really good ones amongst us.
So scared & lonely... I'm supposed to be a grown man, but I'm sitting here awwing like a little girl lol... This woman did much more than most would do. I'm so glad people like her exist
Aaawww. You are still a grown man but with a massive lovely heart 😇😚😇
Fawn: Mama I found you!!
Her: I'm not mama...
Fawn: *YES YOU ARE!!*
😂😂😂
Fawn: That's something a mama would say
Rock and Roll
Fawn: Bold of you to assume you're not my mother.
What a beautiful deer! Oh I love this, he's so sweet and teeny tiny. I love seeing people treating sweet little animals like this.
What gorgeous markings! What precious little being. So special he approached her so directly.💞
I believe it's a piebald!
@@ChiseledDiamond Oh, thank you! Unfamiliar with that term until now. Piebalds are beautiful. 👀😍
@@ceceg5672 yeah! You can look up piebald markings!
@George Bowden T. he is right. Piebald's are more prone to be seen by predators as well as born with several other genetic abnormalities which reduces their life span in most cases. Leaving the odd one out is a pretty common thing in the animal kingdom. Do your research before calling someone a dumbass. You won't make yourself look stupid that way🙃.
😍
Woman: "I don't have anything."
Fawn licking : "Yes you have. SALT."
I read "SLUT"
@@hackeronte7970 *NO*
Optimistic too... I'll get some milk out of this woman yet, because I'm adorable.
😂
Funny looking salt lick, but, okay, still tastes good.
Such a sad story with a lovely ending .
It was a fawn-tastic ending! Lol
@@emmy2146 Hi Emmy, how are you and your family keeping? Well I hope.
@@Steveachester
We’re doing great! I hope you’re doing well and enjoying life :)
@@emmy2146 I'm enjoying life as much as I can with covid19.
@@Steveachester
Yeah I know. I trust you’ve been using this time to work on you singing, lol. Stay safe friend.
There may be hope for us if we had more people like you. Thank you for saving the baby.
Policeman: so, where did they assault you again?
Me pointing at my heart: right here officer.
Omg so sweet ❤️😂
Aw so sweet
Omg- this comment is underrated ! So sweet.
Dangit Tori, you melted our hearts once, and now you did it again ;3;. Hugs for goat mom! \(;3;)/
So true 🥺🥰😉❤️
They usually refuse to eat from anything that isn't their mothers, she was so lucky it was willing to be rescued and could raise it to be released back to the wild ☺️
If they let him go he won’t survive no doe will except him and his colour pattern is rare and he will be hunted
A loud faun is asking for help
@Gary Harvey yah but that is very unusual fawn habits...they will literally stay layed down motionless and will not move... almost ran over one in tall grass with my truck
@Gary Harvey.. he's an idiot?...🤔
Are you sure about that?
@@wrendrawsstuff6403 , and congratulations, we have another fucking moron.
"Special Deer"..... Serious understatement. He's one of the loveliest creatures EVER.
What an awesome, caring, and kind-hearted woman. To go back and find that little guy is humanity at its best.
And she even had a video camera handy.
If the baby deer is walking around by himself like that it’s mom either left him or was killed, poor thing, but he was smart enough to ask for help!
"Wheres your mom" my kindergarten teacher after everyone else already been picked up after school.
😂🤣😂
My preschool life story bro
Same happened to me. My mom thought my aunt will pick me up. My aunt thought my mom will pick me up. Nobody picked me up. 😂 They found out 2+ hours later and my mom rushed to the school. I was in the principal's office. That's all.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
in second grade i was waiting for my mom to pick me up, and i was alone in the classroom, and woman who worked in my school thought that no one was there and she locked me up and i didn’t even know that i was locked up until my mom found me after half an hour of searching lmao
You went out to find him in the dark.
Because you couldn't stop worrying about him.
You are his heroes. Mine too. ❤🦌
Yes!! 💖😭
My hero too!! 😭😭💞💞
She is a baby. Thanks for helping her. God bless and protect you dear !
We should always remember, we are stewards of this world and we have a job to maintain and protect it. This includes the life existing on it.
Also includes eating to live.... Pass the salt n pepper.
@@prentisdavis9781 I have no problem with that, my good friend is a hunter and knows the monies from a hunting tag go to help maintain and protect the animals in our care. I support legal hunting and enjoy a good meat.
Oh so that's it
Noo legal hunting also allows us humans to kill deer elk reindeer moose that are infected with CWD
Yes, absolutely.
As the top of the line, it's human's job to protect and look out for wildlife.
Yes. The strong should protect the weak. Im curious what "as the top of the line" means.
@@RukoS-xy6jo I'm assuming it means that humans are considered to be the top of the food chain since we are the most advanced, therefore other animals would be weaker than us and we should be protecting them since we've got the "best" intelligence to
There is a fairly decent chance this deer will end up on a dinner plate in a few years.
All animals are defenseless and we are here to protect them. It’s a shame humans have made it a habit to kill and eat them
@@RukoS-xy6jo : We are, as pathetic as it seems,
the most intellectually advanced animal so far.
Scout is such a handsome boy
@RAGAS ????
@RAGAS no your not
@RAGAS okay??????I guess
Nope
Ohh my gosh you did a discovery ohhh. Nonsence
That is a beautiful adorable animal... Thank you for caring for it... Great job..♥️♥️♥️
This is in Lexington, North Carolina if anyone is curious.
How many lexingtons are there in the us??
Kentucky, virginia, North Carolina.....
@@queenj577 I think I have been to 6, but wiki shows 25 different Lexingtons in the U.S.
@@caseyvee4419 is it necessary to have that many tho??
@@queenj577 lmfao right?
It always amazes me when wild animals seek out human help, somehow knowing that many people will do anything they can to help those animals, Including raising them pretty much as their own… sometimes, keeping them their entire lives. I know when I bought my first house that many animals came to the back door and did the same. From cats to possums to raccoons and squirrels. With raccoons not only coming back every night to get a snack, but also bringing their babies in the spring, meet us and get their own snacks. Always trusting that we would never harm them or the babies. I always appreciate that and love the interaction. Playing with them in the backyard and enjoying the affection that they would give to me and vice versa.
Raccoons were pretty much a given, as they are like giant children. Kind of a mix between a dog and cat. My biggest surprise was the possums, who pretty much interacted the same as the raccoons... very nice and grateful to have not only the food, but somebody to give them some attention and affection. Nothing cuter than baby possums.
Never had a deer come, though they are around… with the population growing in this area, especially over the past 10 years. I feel very fortunate that these animals have always and continue to accept me as part of their lives.
I think that's a Key Deer...they tend to be easy to deal with and often interact directly with people on their own, which has created some of the problems they face because of it such as involving cars, which, unlike the more common subspecies, just tends to obliterate them because of how small they are
Possums are great friends to have around, because they’re naturally quite clean, can’t carry rabies, and are the natural predator of ticks, which can carry Lyme disease, and of snakes (even poisonous species). Having a pack of possums is like having a pro-bono Pest Control!
We are the protectors of earth and are supposed to be kind and good to all beings here, but many of us become drunk with power and greed and try to harm those, who we were entrusted to protect.
what a blessed life you lead, xo
@@sarahtonen4873 I try to remember to thank God every day and watch videos of those they have it worse off than I do in order to not only keep perspective, but be thankful for the things that I do have and the life that I live. Trying to help as much as I can, for anybody who needs me. So I thank you for the comment and hope you’re living your most blessed happy life.
Bent ear tips are sign of dehydration. Mom was gone. It would have died.
New information
@@SurfyStories idk but it wouldn’t hurt to try
I didn’t know that! Still they did the right thing, sometimes people think a fawn sleeping in the grass has been abandoned .
Glad he’s doing ok!
Arrr poor baby 😔
@@laurafedora5385 yeah if it's sleeping or laying on tall grass leave it be don't touch it, if it's running towards you wait a while until momma comes or call someone
What a sweet cute little fawn! Such precious darling little angel! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Hes got piebald colouring, that might be why his mum abandoned him, because he didn't look right to her. Hes super rare, & super beautiful. I would have really struggled to let him go 😆
It is a fallow deer.
@@orphnemusic6788 i disagree, i also think that’s a piebald deer. i do think that his coloring does look similar to an adult fallow deer but if you look at a picture of a fawn it’s totally different. fallow deer fawns seem to be mostly light brown with a light belly and spots, this guy is super patchy with huge areas of white, and doesn’t look very similar to the pattern of a fawn at all to me
They are not "super rare"
Deer are color blind, no, they don't reject them due to this. The majority of fawns are not abandoned, just believed to be by humans who think they must interfere. The fawns mother was probably just out of sight.
@@terrydriggers5217 or without them interfearing it died.. the Left it alone to Begin with even though it came right up to them..they left and came back at night and it was still there alone also..so if the mom was around the bend she would have gotten the dear by night time...
Let’s me honest.... The dodo never fails to make us happy!
Agreed!!! They always make my day 1000% better!!!
And cry.
I don't know what your talking about
Agree
Or make me cry
I'm not gonna lie, it would have been tough to not take her/him home. The cuteness is out of control....😍
Agreed. Beautiful fawn.
Yeah...the very thing that caused Mama, apparently, to reject him (stunning colors/coat) is what makes him incredibly attractive to us humans!
Ngl I would've taken this little guy home with me and raised him as my own
@@beanboy4900 I'd-a slapped a leash on him, called him "Rover," and taken him for walks, daring people to prove to me he's NOT a dog!😎👍😉
I know
He is a special deer, that's for sure. However, YOU are a special person. Thank you for caring about a life that isn't your own. "ALL life matters", not just individual groups, or people or any one thing.... No, ALL life matters on this earth. Human and animal alike, all equal. Scout is a beutiful deer, I'd love to see how he is doing now, I'll bet he is beautiful.
🌺🌹❤😍
*To all the kind people helping animals: you’re always in my heart & my prayers ❤️ i love you all ❤️*
May infinite blessings always be with you and your family!
Same here and the same to you too 🤗💖
Amen to that.
Love you, too!!!! All who help God's creatures will have a special place in Heaven.
P.s. BC of "christians" now helping Republicans force 9 year old girls to birth rapists babies, I no longer call myself a christian. They have made it a dirty word. But my belief in God, and Jesus, has not stopped.
So very well said. Good on you mate.
This is the most precious baby deer ever. When he cried it sounded like a lamb. I about died when he was suckling on your leg and ankle. I think you are wrong, you are his Mom. God bless you for caring and loving him! ❤️🙏
Am happy you're safe...how are you doing
@@michealparkerson4131 I’m hanging there. And you?
Am hanging here but not much okay....where are you from.?
Me too am hanging around and i hope your day is going better....where are you from
??
Good Night 😊
Fact: that’s a piebald Deer, One of the rarest animals in the world
I think he also had a leg problem at first cause he could barely move. It might've been possible that the mother died after giving birth or was killed by a predator. Since deer are vulnerable when giving birth
@@Its_Asteria even though this is just a guess, she might have abandoned them. I think deer leave their babies if they see a defect
@@Its_Asteria I think he was walking like that because he was still a tiny baby. They said he seemed only a few days old
@@omnium_gatherum yea fawns always do that when they are recently born
or a hunter
What a little sweetie.
"I'm not your mom!!"
"You are now!!"
❤️❤️❤️
Lmao! That how it’s works🤣
@@lilllyeevee6536 lol yup
😂💕
OMG HE RAN TO YOU !!!!! THANK YOU FOR SAVING THIS LITTLE SOUL !!! YOU GUYS ROCK !
The fact that you couldn't get him out of your mind when you left shows that you have a kind heart and I love the fact that in the middle of the night you went back and look for him because you couldn't sleep I am not religious I am more spiritual I have to say God bless you because you are a kind and wonderful soul much love and much respect to you and I'm so happy that he found a wonderful home
I know that feeling. I once rescued a baby bird that had fallen from the tree and had broken one of his legs. I fed him and he seemed ok, but he was so young that I was very scared that he might not make it through the night, so I couldn't get any sleep, there was always this urge in my stomach to wake up and check up on him to make sure he was ok, and see if he needed anything.
He made it through the night and I took him to a shelter, where they bandaged his leg and took care of him.
I called them a couple of days after, and sadly he had stopped eating and passed away. At least I gave him a chance and treated him with love the little time we spent together.
I'll never forget that bird.
@@astrius4125 oh no im so sorry..but ur right u did the best u could for him and for that u get a star in heaven in my book. Much respect to u❤
You did the right thing by turning her over a few wildlife!! Too many people try to raise a while animal on their own and they give them the wrong food and they end up getting sick and dying from bacteria humans transferred to them not meaning to. You need to take them to the escort. I have taken deer and quail and other animals to a rescue Facility in Kansas, and their goal is always to get them to the point where they can go back out into nature and live safely without the aid of a human being!!
Special blessing to all of those people who work in rescue for the wildlife and are able to save them and get them back into the wild!! People need to remember these are not pets, no matter how cute they are and of course this was an extremely cute fawn❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️. I really loaded it’s marking that were 3-tone.
A big shout out of thanks to the woman (and man )
Who rescued this baby and attempted to care for it, and then sort out the right source so that you could have a healthy, strong life !! thank you for your kindness❤️❣️❤️❣️
Piebald deer, rare and genetically low percentage of survivability in the wild.
I would have kept him had I the means to make sure he could pull through the first few weeks.
They probably sent him to a reserve or sanctuary to live as an adult in a protected environment.
I was thinking the same thing since his pelt was white. Unless hes living in Antarctica he ain't hiding from nothing with fur like that
He looks like a magic fawn. Rub him gently and make a wish.
*rubble rubble*
I wish he survives ❤
@@BeaL2209 I couldn't have hoped for a more wholesome response to that comment. 😊
@@bjrnar9273 Thanks 🦋
He's the gift of the angels, that's probably why he was alone. He was in fact a guardian angel in disguise!
*rubs his head* wish he become a sweet and beautiful deer
The fact that the baby was trying to drink milk out of the lady’s ankles 😂😅🥺
He was really starving poor cutie
No
@@QuelaBabb ?
Thanks for your kindness. Bless you 🇦🇺🇦🇺
woman: "what do i do...?"
Us, the viewers: (immediately) TAKE IT HOME !
Me: ARE YOU SERIOUS CALL A RESCUE PICK IT UP TAKE IT HOME ITS STARVING GET MILK OH MY GOD AAAAAAA
Me Later: Oh good everything worked out.
I totally would have snatched it up right then and there.. 💫
Taking a wild animal home is a terrible idea as it could carry ticks, fleas, parasites and diseases. I understand it’s adorable and I would WANT to take it home but you have to think before putting yourself and family at risk.
@@daghul4785 very true cant argue with valid points.
@@daghul4785just saying i said take it home, not keep it forever lol. anyways it already happened so just leave it as it is.
Now that’s a clever trick a glove with milk inside that’s so clever and funny 😆 hahah!
Good thing most people have medical gloves these days.
Its to make the baby feel more comfortable, as if the bottle was momma's breast
P⁰
It's an old farmers trick
I think I saw that in a Three Stooges flick about 60 years ago.....................
OH MY GOD, THAT BABY IS TOO PRECIOUS
A beautiful baby and luck to have found you and someone to take care of him so adorable.
In the begging it sounded like he or she was saying “hey, hey!” In a high pitches cute voice lol 🥺😂
🐱😍
Lol
Whenever I see this, I'm simultaneously filled with warmth and dread. It brings me joy to know there's other people out there that love innocents as much as I do. However, I have known some cruel humans in my days, and it drives me mad with anger and sorrow to know that not everyone would have done what was right, and instead would choose the easiest or most evil route. God bless the innocents and those that value them as they should ❤❤❤
I hear you...I definitely have seen the same. Humans can be so good, so incredibly sweet and kind. But also we can be so horrible.
I always try to look for these videos to make me feel better about humanity. Thank you for your comment and thank you for being someone who loves animals. Have a great day!!! 🤓👍🏼
Amen!
I sure hope you don't mean hunters. Most hunters are very ethical people who would have done the very same thing for this little guy. As hunters and fishermen, most of us outdoorsmen (and women) care more about wildlife and the environment than many other folks and way more than we are given credit for.
Like any other group, we do have those bad apples but I assure you that us law abiding outdoorsmen hate those people more than you do even.
God bless. And many thanks to these nice folks for looking after the little guy and getting him where he needed to be.
@Richard Davis that is weak; you should fight him or her with you fist, and maybe they're hunting for food for their family, so why smash someone's face maybe they are trying to help their own family.
Ps: you must put your self first then the animals. BTW I don't like to kill, or eat cow meat, but if there are no other options, then I would hunt, and eat cow meat.
@@SuperUncleRyan not at all. I started hunting with my dad and my grandmother when I was 4 years old. They taught me to love and respect nature. I will admit it is more difficult for me to execute the shot now that I'm older, but I still l enjoy accompanying them and tracking animals. We only kill the largest bucks, no females. By largest, I mean oldest. They are near the end of their lifespan, and it makes way for new dominant males.
His Curled ears indicate that it hasn't nursed for a while.
I feel like him frantically trying to nurse on the first warm body he saw was a pretty good clue as well.
We live in an area literally a stone's throw from wilderness, TY for the tip, I will keep that in mind regarding their ears. My husband's uncle runs an orphaned wildlife sanctuary, so if I find a baby deer that I can be Certain has lost his mom, then it's NP, and the tip bout the ears is a VERY helpful tip!
That and the way his legs were bowing, very obvious signs he was getting dehydrated and undernourished. Usually I wouldn't interfere if I saw a faun on its own but it was pretty obvious that he had been fully abandoned, maybe because he was piebald. Deer will sometimes abandon off colored fauns, especially if they have twins or triplets. Not always but sometimes.
@@SilverScaleMA
That's good to know. Mom may have been killed by hunter or car. Who knows?
@@2degucitas Or other wildlife to be fair.
And you're a special person for helping that beautiful little baby too bad there wasn't a lot more people like you so thank you
There is I am from America and we love you and wish you peace ✌️✌️🕊️🕊️
Thanks to the natural camouflage it's hard to spot these tiny creatures among the bushes.