Adjara: Injured deer fawn rescued and treated
Tweet 
Share
An injured deer fawn found wandering in farmlands has been nursed back to health in Georgia’s western Adjara region.
Injured baby deer were found in mountainous village of Adjara region. Photo by Manana Qveliashvili.
This afternoon a baby deer suffering leg injuries wandered away from its home in the forest near the Adjaristskali River. It was found by policemen in Keda, Adjara district in western Georgia.
Policemen found and rescued little deer. Photo by Manana Qveliashvili.
Police rescued the young deer and took it to a local vet for medical treatment. The animal was given necessary first aid and taken to Batumi Zoo where it will stay while it recovers.
Specialists are now determining what action should be now taken.
An injured deer fawn found wandering in farmlands has been nursed back to health and released into the wild.
A wounded roe deer rescued by forest rangers earlier this afternoon has died despite efforts by veterinarians to nurse its wounds after being shot by poachers at the the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park in central Georgia.
Rescuers have saved a roe deer in the town of Tsageri, Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti region, in west Georgia earlier today. The roe deer had fallen into the Tskhenistskali reservoir and could not get out of the water.