A Missouri woman rescued an orphaned fawn after its mother was killed; 13 years later, the deer had her own babies and brought them back to the family’s garden
- Image: Lorrie BrownOrphaned fawn rescue in Missouri rarely leads to a bond as lasting as the one between Lorrie Brown and her pet deer, Buttons.
- Taken in after her mother was killed, the doe lived with Brown’s family in southwest Missouri for more than thirteen and a half years, growing up beside two children, a golden retriever and a cat.
- Brown, now 57, describes her as a genuine member of the household, and Buttons repeatedly brought her fawns to the people who had raised her.
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- Image: Lorrie BrownOrphaned fawn rescue in Missouri rarely leads to a bond as lasting as the one between Lorrie Brown and her pet deer, Buttons.
- Taken in after her mother was killed, the doe lived with Brown’s family in southwest Missouri for more than thirteen and a half years, growing up beside two children, a golden retriever and a cat.
- Brown, now 57, describes her as a genuine member of the household, and Buttons repeatedly brought her fawns to the people who had raised her.
Sources: Times of India