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Here’s a reason to cheer: Deer tangled in holiday lights gets rescued

The official Twitter account of Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Southeast Region shared this post on December 10.

Updated on: Dec 11, 2020, 15:54:43 IST
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One wildlife official in Colorado, US encountered a buck in a rather unfortunate state. The deer was tangled in holiday lights which hung off of its antlers, were in its mouth and also around its neck. Fortunately, the team of Wildlife officials rescued the animal. Here’s a rescue story about a deer which is bound to make you cheer.

The image shows a buck caught in holiday lights. (Twitter/@CPW_SE)
The image shows a buck caught in holiday lights. (Twitter/@CPW_SE)

The official Twitter account of Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Southeast Region shared this post on December 10. The tweet comprises an image of the buck with text, explaining its situation. It reads, “Our latest #wildlife #rescue, by @COParksWildlife Officer Cassidy English, is a buck that stumbled into carelessly hung holiday lights in #ColoradoSprings. The deer thrashed so long and hard the lights were knotted around its antlers, in its mouth and around its neck”.

Take a look at the share:

Since being shared on the micro-blogging platform, this animal rescue has received a whole lot of appreciation from netizens.

Here is what tweeple had to say about the post. One person said, “Wow! Poor thing. Thank you for saving him”.

Another individual wrote, “Thank you, Officer English”. “Great job Officer English!” read one comment under the share.

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