An American married couple was called out on the internet for saving a baby deer from the grip of a giant and deadly python.

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Two weeks ago, Arizona Game and Fish received a call about a deer fawn covered head-to-toe in cholla cactus at a home in ...

An Ormond Beach woman has been caring for animals often left for dead. Dawn Barbone is the Founder and CEO of Samadhi Wildlife. “This is Faithy! Come on baby eat your food now,” Barbone said. Faithy ...

The deer, named "Baby," has been raised by the woman — along with residents of Pennsylvania's Fayette County — since he was a fawn Toria Sheffield joined the PEOPLE editorial staff in 2024.

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In the same yard where Shiery raised Baby with Candice Jenkins, her longtime friend and housemate, officers with the Pennsylvania Game Commission took the young animal from the women, citing state law ...

“Most concerning,” said Moody, “were the spines in the fawn’s eyelids, nose, and mouth, keeping it from eating or drinking.” After the spines were removed, the baby rejoined its mo ...

But just 15 minutes later, the fawn and its mother walked onto the property, where the poor baby was covered in hundreds of cholla spines. Small clumps were also stuck to the fawn’s body and face.

Shiery’s neighbors in Bullskin Township, about 48 miles outside of Pittsburgh, told the news outlet they all helped raise Baby after finding him in the wild when he was a few weeks old. A young fawn .

Tammy Shiery of Fayette County says that she and several members of her neighborhood have raised the 2-year-old deer — whom they named Baby — ever since they found him as a fawn, per CBS News ... on ...