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#203300
Wildlife Conflict:
Other: On June 4th I saw a fawn with a doe (not uncommon), but the doe had a severe gash on her underside. Flesh was hanging down and I could see her insides. The both walked away. Over the next several days, I saw an lone fawn, but no doe would ever emerge to be with it. Now, for the past 3 days, this fawn has been laying against the house at 2205 East Laurelwood Drive, about 15 feet off the side walk (not very protected). I've lived in the area for 19 years and have seen hundreds of does with fawns, often separated, but this definitely seems different.
- Assigned to
- Robyn Peffinger
- Is the conflict at home?
- no
- What wildlife species is causing the conflict or concern?
- Deer
- Are there any concerns (not current conflicts) you would like us to know about
- Orphaned fawn
- Would you like to be contacted?
- yes
6/10/2025 15:54:24 Closed by Robyn Peffinger
Emailed Daniel Woodside about case. Officers responded to similar call yesterday and will be following up on this call today.
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Closed by Robyn Peffinger
Emailed Daniel Woodside about case. Officers responded to similar call yesterday and will be following up on this call today.
6/10/2025 12:50:31 Anonymous assigned this case to Robyn Peffinger
Sent notification to Robyn Peffinger, Anonymous
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6/10/2025 12:50:31 Opened by Anonymous
