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Photo courtesy of MYSTIC FARM WILDLIFE RESCUE An injured fawn is treated at Mystic Farm Wildlife Rescue in Bonner County. If you come across a lone fawn, do not touch. Keep a distance and call wildlife rescue staff or an Idaho Department of Fish and Game officer. An assessment of the situation will be made and proper measures taken if warranted.

Photo courtesy of MYSTIC FARM WILDLIFE RESCUE An injured fawn is treated at Mystic Farm Wildlife Rescue in Bonner County. If you come across a lone fawn, do not touch. Keep a distance and call wildlife rescue staff or an Idaho Department of Fish and Game officer. An assessment of the situation will be made and proper measures taken if warranted.

May 18, 2017

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Don't become a 'fawn napper'
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Don't become a 'fawn napper'

Every year, fawns are reported by the caring public as being orphaned or abandoned.