Georgia police sergeant saves small deer from fence
A Cobb County, Georgia police sergeant rescued a fawn after it got its neck stuck in a fence late last month.
A Georgia police sergeant in Cobb County pounced into action to rescue a young deer after its head got stuck in a fence, and once free, the fawn scurried away quickly.
Cobb County Police Department Sgt. Brian Scurr was on his way home Sept. 28, when he heard an animal crying in distress on Old Friendship Church Road, the department said in a Facebook post.
When he got out of the vehicle to investigate. Scurr located a small deer that got its head stuck in a wire fence.
PARROT WHO PICKED THE LOCK ON ITS CAGE IS FOUND 30 MILES AWAY FROM HOME IN ‘MIRACLE’ MOMENT
A Cobb County, Ga., police sergeant cut a deer loose that was stuck in a fence, Sept. 28, 2023. (Cobb County Police Department)
Scurr went back to his vehicle and retrieved bolt cutters before returning to the deer.
Once back, Scurr began carefully cutting away the metal fencing while the fawn continued to cry aloud for help.
"You gotta stop moving buddy," Scurr is heard saying on the body camera footage that was captured of the moment. "You’ve gotta stop moving for a minute."
HUNDREDS OF MINKS ON THE LOOSE IN PENNSYLVANIA AFTER MASSIVE FUR FARM RELEASE
After a few snips, the deer was able to get loose and quickly scurried away.
The sergeant’s colleagues were quick to offer praise to him for his actions that day.
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
"Even though the deer didn’t pause to say thank you, we’re sure it’s appreciative," the department posted on Facebook. "Thanks Sgt. Scurr. Job well done."
