Hey DOC ...
Just wanted to ask cause a friend has a deer in his neighbors back yard who has a very infected foot. They've been throwing him fruit an such to keep his weight in check, but the foot is (according to him) is three times the rest of his hoofs.
Do Vets do pro Bono type of treatments for this type of situation? and or an organization who does a catch, treat, release type of thing?
I can't post a link to his thread (with photos of the deer) since it's in an area of the Dive Watch Connection forum where only long time members are allowed access.
Thanks DOC!
Lance
Up Date; He spoke to a wild life rescue where he's located (Colorado Springs, CO). They told hi if the deer's over 6 months old they can't help. Wild Life and Game told him if the deer doesn't get better, they'll put him down.
This deer's been in the neighborhood for 4 years so they hope they can find someone who can help him.
Do Vets do pro Bono type of treatments for this type of situation? and or an organization who does a catch, treat, release type of thing?
I can't post a link to his thread (with photos of the deer) since it's in an area of the Dive Watch Connection forum where only long time members are allowed access.
Thanks DOC!
Lance
Up Date; He spoke to a wild life rescue where he's located (Colorado Springs, CO). They told hi if the deer's over 6 months old they can't help. Wild Life and Game told him if the deer doesn't get better, they'll put him down.
This deer's been in the neighborhood for 4 years so they hope they can find someone who can help him.
