The collection of hard-luck critters relaxing around Holly’s Nest Animal Rescue already includes…
The collection of hard-luck critters relaxing around Holly’s Nest Animal Rescue already includes four beavers sleeping in the bathtub, a skunk nestled in the back bedroom and a one-legged duck nicknamed “Pogo Stick” hopping around the pond outside. But peak deer season hits sometime around Tuesday, and for the next month or so, Holly’s Nest will take in five to eight new fawns every day — most of them orphans, their mothers killed by cars. Here, Byron Wortham explains how he and his wife run the largest deer rehab in North Carolina. Click the link in our bio to read more. ✍️Josh Shaffer 📹Kaitlin McKeown
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