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Dog sees baby deer struggling in the water and instantly takes action

Animals are said to have an amazing sense of smell to know when others are in trouble. It seems that they will never hesitate to help those in need, whether they are animals or humans. It is also said that the only animals that commit cruel acts are humans. Dogs, however, are the perfect creatures. This is the story of a wonderful dog that went viral in an unexpected way. It all started near the Port Jefferson Harbor.

A man had taken his dog swimming and having fun. They often came to this place and stayed as long as they could. They liked this place because it used to be quite secluded and they could play. The dog’s owner took a video of their time together and that’s when their story changed. Good Boy Storm says a man’s voice calling the Golden Retriever as he paddles towards a brown lump bobbing in the water. The dog grabs it in his mouth and drags it towards the beach.

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This was filmed by his owner and has been seen by 4. Point 5 million people on Facebook. If you go into the video you will notice that what the dog was towing was much bigger than a ball or stick. It looks like it was still alive. Some of the comments on the video had people wondering if maybe it was a giant fish, or more horrifyingly, a human baby. Others were sure it wasn’t alive but was instead a coat or other type of clothing floating in the water.

There were even some comments about the Loch Ness Monster, although they were obviously not in Scotland. However, when Storm got a little closer, it became clear that he had a small animal. In his mouth the Lump was a fawn, and there it lay alive, but not moving. There were many questions as to how a fawn could get into the water. Did it fall in? Was it thrown there by cruel humans? Was it abandoned by its mother, or was it just curious and wandered into the water unintentionally stormed gently?

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Nudged the fawns belly stroked. It touched its hoofs, then the video ended. Viewers of the video are left aghast at the possibility that the innocent little creature may not survive. There is no update either. Perhaps it was intended to be just that, a creepy video, or perhaps it was intended to show that dogs can rescue. However, the voice at the beginning has been identified and the full story has come to light. Storm is a 6-year-old English Golden Retriever owned by Mark Friley.

A successful New York personal injury attorney. I was there and if anyone knows storm, they know that’s not in his heart, said Friley, who captured the moment with his phone while out with the dog and his other less famous dog, Sarah. A rescued border collie. She is the gentlest kindest dog you would ever want to meet. They had been doing their usual thing just playing when the storm started acting strangely, he kept looking down at the water and barking since the fawn was so far away. Riley thought it was something like garbage floating in the water.

He thought storm had noticed it, or that it smelled funny, but he didn’t think his dog with a heart of gold was actually about to save a life. After all, Storm was an egomaniacal and curious dog and he was always looking around and barking. However, as the dog continued to stand at the edge of the shore barking, Friley began to get the idea that there was something else in the water. When you own an animal for a long time, you begin to understand its habits and friley new storm was trying to tell him.

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Something he just couldn’t imagine what it could be, given the fact that it just looked like a little brown fur floating in the water. Friley who also fosters rescue dogs and does pro bono legal work for an animal rescue organization said Storm ended up jumping in the water and started swimming friley didn’t stop him because he had also done this many times before. However, when the dog headed toward the floating brown object, Frawley knew there was something else there.

He pulled out his camera and began filming knowing something was about to happen. As onlookers watched and as Friley later described, Storm grabbed the deer by the neck, the way a lifeguard would put his arm around someone’s neck and dragged it away. The poor fawn didn’t even protest. Storm was bigger than the creature, and in another situation might be frightened of the big blonde dog coming up to him and grabbing him.

As mentioned earlier, animals really do have a sixth sense, and it appeared that the fawn knew that help had arrived in the video storm licks the deers jugular. It was very touching. Fraley said. It showed that she really cared and cared about him. The animal lay on its side for quite some time, and Friley knew a tragic end might be coming. Friley said he went looking for help, but called a group. New strong Island Animal Rescue League.

Frank, Florida, who runs the organization, arrived with leashes and Nets they could hardly believe the extraordinary call they received and told them Storm was an amazing dog. Friedly hurried back to where he had left the two. He wasn’t afraid Storm was going to hurt him and the poor fawn didn’t seem in any condition to leave in a way Friley didn’t expect the font to have left before he returned because if it hadn’t he knew the situation could be quite bad.

He hoped the creature hadn’t stopped breathing by the time he got back, especially after storm. And worked so hard to rescue it. He knew that even if Storm was a dog, he would feel terrible if the poor creature died by then, the fawn had staggered away. He looked at the men and the two dogs and went back into the water, said Floriddia. Their flight animals they’ll take off whenever they can, he said in a yard.

They’ll go through a wooden fence. That creature might be badly injured, but it seemed a little stronger as it swam, and now it seemed clear how it had gotten there. Friley worried that his heroic rescue was in vain. The fawn swam out again. This time some 76 yards after a failed attempt by storm to catch it again, floriddia swam out and caught the deer. Florida had never gone swimming to rescue her fawn before, but he didn’t hesitate. He knew the creature would not survive in the water and he had to catch it before it was too late.

The three-month-old white-tailed deer had unexplained head injuries and a closed eye, he said. Florida and his partner, Erica Gooding took the deer to save the animal in Middle Island, NY. He was stable late Tuesday. Said Laurie Ketchum, director of the organization. The fawn was being treated with antibiotics and was drinking goats milk from a bowl. According to Ketchum. Many fawns that come to the rescue center do so because of dogs and not heroically.

I think the dog did a very good thing, but I’m very realistic about what dogs do. They bite these little deer, she said. The fawn will eventually be returned to the wild, she said, but it is recovering from many ailments such as subcutaneous emphysema, a disease in which air bubbles get trapped under the skin, which makes it feel like. Bubble Wrap Ketchum said this disease can be caused by trauma.

The idea that this poor creature suffered this is heartbreaking. Being in a dog’s mouth could be considered traumatic, but so could falling off a Cliff. The rescuers leading theory as to how the fawn got into the water, said Ketchum. Maybe it was too curious, or maybe it was being chased. Some suspected dog chased it there. While that’s a possibility, it’s likely storm would have smelled it and acted a little differently. Officially, it was a wonderful thing that the dog saved the deer Ketchum. Dead, but I think if it was alone the deer wouldn’t survive.

Storm was a hero and everyone around him knew it. He had saved the deer’s life and he was glad he did. However, it was not the first time he had committed such a heroic stop. Normally he helped all the foster animals around the house and was quite kind and the house was a parade of foster puppies that Friley had taken in over the past month. They tortured this poor guy, Freddie said, and he didn’t do anything. The family’s rabbit speeds off and sleeps on the dog’s back.

A dog with his need to retrieve. Spearheaded the rescue, said Gooding, the animal rescuer. The details, he said, don’t really matter as long as he’s happy. In the end, dogs truly have a heart of gold and have the ability to sense. Danger. Storm was a hero in this case. Do you have a hero dog in your life? Be sure to share their story with us. You never know when your dog may end up being our next hero.

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