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Deanna Raeke
Deanna Raeke
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Passionate when it comes to my canine companions as well as dogs everywhere, it's my mission to raise awareness of any issues that affect them, from their health, food and nutrition and training to their welfare. Canine advocacy is something that everyone who cares about dogs needs to be aware of and we all need to share that and raise our voice for those who cannot speak for themselves.

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“Mom, Look What Followed Me Home! Can I Keep It?”

Now this is just too precious!  Seems this tiny little fawn followed the beagle home, making its way into the house through a doggie door.  This supposedly happened in the Bittinger, MD area and the pictures are what the home owner found when they arrived home and found the tiny visitor had made itself right at home.

Fawn and Dog

Fawn and Dog

The local Department of Natural Resources told the beagle owner to put the fawn outside and block the doggie door so he couldn’t return. He took the fawn to the edge of the woods where he believes he might have met the dog. Upon return a little later, the fawn was gone. We can only hope he was reunited with his mother!

There is some controversy over these pics, real, staged, etc.  Snopes says undetermined.  All I can say is that they are adorable and worth a smile or two. :D

Thanks for the pix Kerry!

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4 comments to “Mom, Look What Followed Me Home! Can I Keep It?”

  • Susie

    Certainly worth a smile, more like a big grin! Whether or not it is true, it is still adorable. And if it is true, see how animals get along so beautifully!

    • Admin

      Susie, I do know the picture is real, it’s not Photoshopped or faked… so it really is a beagle and fawn laying there together peacefully and calmly…. it’s just the circumstances surrounding it that are in question. Honestly, I really don’t care, I just think it’s precious and adorable. :D

  • Jessie

    Too cute. It sure made itself at home. The Beagle looks a bit unsure about the whole thing. Very cute. I sure hope the little guy found it’s momma and nothing awful happened to her.

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