Post by The Movement.
As much as humankind has had negative impacts on the wildlife surrounding its settlements, touching stories of animal-human encounters give hope for a compassion that knows not the boundaries of species.
A crying fawn rescued by a helping human hand hobbles off to its mother after the ordeal. The doe looks back at the man, and her thankfulness seems to be communicated in the gesture.
In the following video, Todd Dierdorff in Colorado springs is seen helping a fawn that fell into a well window. Dierdorff told KKTV11 the fawn would never have been able to get out on its own.
Post by Todd Dierdorff.
Tara MacIsaac is an editor and reporter who has worked on a variety of topics over the course of her ten years with The Epoch Times, including science, the environment, and local New York news. She is currently working with The Epoch Times edition based in Southern California.
