Ormond Beach Community Service Officer rescues fawn

The fawn, rescued by CSO Supervisor Justin Soard, was stuck between two fences in Halifax Plantation.

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  • | 12:00 p.m. May 21, 2024
Community Service Officer Supervisor Justin Soard rescues a fawn in Halifax Plantation. Courtesy photo
Community Service Officer Supervisor Justin Soard rescues a fawn in Halifax Plantation. Courtesy photo
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An Ormond Beach Community Service officer recently saved a fawn in Halifax Plantation.

The fawn, rescued by CSO Supervisor Justin Soard, was stuck between two fences. She was found motionless and dehydrated, according to a Facebook post from the Ormond Beach Police Department. 

The fawn was taken in by Samadhi Wildlife Inc., a nonprofit Florida Wildlife rehabilitation center based in Ormond Beach. The center cleaned the fawn, gave her a vitamin B12 shot and are continuing to monitor her. 

While the fawn is still unable to stand on its own, OBPD reported she is improving and starting to eat and drink on her own.

Want to support Samadhi Wildlife? Visit Linktr.ee/SamadhiWildlife.

 

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