Wildlife officer removes bird feeder stuck on deer's neck, garners praise

These images were shared on the official Twitter account of Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Northeast Region.

A particular Wildlife officer from Colorado, US is getting praised by many for his efforts in rescuing a deer who had a 10-pound plastic bird feeder stuck on its neck. Learning more about officer Joe Nicholson's actions may make you want to do a slow clap for him too.

The image shows two deers out in nature. One of the two animals has a bird feeder around its neck. (Twitter/@CPW_NE)

Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Northeast Region shared these images on their official Twitter account. The caption shared alongside the two photographs reads, "Wildlife officer Joe Nicholson was able to remove this 10-pound plastic bird feeder on the neck of this mule deer near Pine on Saturday".

The first picture shows two deers out in nature. One of the two animals has the said bird feeder around its neck.

The second snapshot shows the officer briefly subduing the animal to get the plastic tub off its head whilst the other deer watches at a distance.

Check out the tweet here:

If seeing those images made your jaw drop, then know that you're not alone. Since being shared on the micro-blogging platform, this post has captured the attention of netizens. It currently has over 160 likes and has simultaneously amassed many comments.

Here's what tweeple had to say about the share. One person said, "Good work".

Another individual wrote, "Amazing job! Love how the buddy is hanging out, making sure everything is ok". "Thank you for helping that poor guy," read one comment under the share.

A Twitter user declared, "Great job! Thank you for looking out for Colorado wildlife!" while somebody else proclaimed, "Awesome job! Thank you for helping this poor deer".

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