Every year, hundreds of seemingly abandoned fawns are “kidnapped” by do-gooders and brought to animal rehab centers.

Well-intentioned people may be doing more harm than good, they say. It comes as fawn season is here, when deer give birth. Their spotted offspring can be found on trails, in fields, and sometimes ...

GREECE, N.Y. – Have you ever seen a fawn lying alone in a yard, flower bed, or near a porch and wondered if you should do something? According to Greece Police, it is very common for people to ...

A fawn that got covered in hundreds of cholla spines, and unable to eat or drink, has been released to its mother. Two weeks ago, Arizona Game and Fish Department Officer, Troy Moody, in Kingman ...

MONROE COUNTY, Pa. — These fawns are now in the care of wildlife specialists with the Wilderz at Pocono Wildlife after the mother deer was hit by a car. Jessica Metzgar, a fawn rehabilitation ...

According to a video post on X, Trooper Haley Schreck made a phone call to an Ohio Department of Natural Resources officer on May 26 about a fawn who was stuck on the side of U.S. Route 23.

A fawn’s very specific dietary needs are very ... “Compared to farther north, we have milder winters, wonderful forests, abundant food; deer are not under a lot of stress.