The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is asking the public to leave seemingly abandoned, lost or orphaned fawns in the wild if found. Before picking up an injured or orphaned fawn, the nearest rehabber permitted to handle deer should be contacted. (Photo by Durward Henderson, ADCNR.)
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