Auburn Hills, Mich. – A deer is alive today thanks to the efforts of the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office and search and rescue team members. The four-point deer was trapped between cement barriers on Interstate 75 after being struck by a vehicle. According to the Sheriff’s Office, a driver reported the life-or-death situation to the Auburn Hills police on the afternoon of October 13.
The Sheriff’s Office posted images of the rescue effort on Monday, writing:
In the midst of a busy day, our search and rescue team responded to a call regarding a deer trapped in cement barricades, facing a fatal outcome without expert extraction.
With the help of the county’s search and rescue team, and a special technical truck, the deer was extricated from the cement barriers.
Thanks to the rescuer’s expertise and diligence, the young deer was safely transported to a wildlife rehabilitation center.
Great work!!
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