Just because you don't see a fawn's mother, it doesn't mean the fawn needs help. Mothers stay away on purpose for as long as 12 hours to avoid drawing predators.

A Wisconsin rescue group came to the aid of a baby deer that managed to find herself in a very unfortunate situation. The Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control in Greendale managed to pull off a very ...

Helping deer, fawns has now become complicated as deadly disease spreads in Tennessee . Deer test positive for CWD in 16 counties ... They are scentless, so they're not drawing predators in.

A video of a woman petting a young deer that approached her has ignited a discussion on social media about human interactions with wildlife. The clip, posted by TikTok user @admissionshoppingking ...

Most deer fawns are born in late May and the first and second weeks of June, according to Vermont deer biologist Nick Fortin. Fortin says it is best to keep your distance because the fawn’s mother is ...

See the rescue of a stranded baby deer in Greendale, Wisconsin. Thanks to a humane approach, the fawn was safely freed and reunited with its mother.

Oregon's deer and elk give birth from May through July each year. It's natural for mother animals to leave their young alone ...

Have you spotted a lot of baby deer recently? There's a reason why. Ohio has officially entered peak fawning season, which is the time when young deer (fawns) are born. According to the U.S. Fish ...