Oh deer! New video shows a firefighter in Burlington County, New Jersey saving a fawn.
The baby deer was calling for its mother when a woman happened by and called a non-emergency line for help.
The New Jersey Department of Wildlife said fawns are often left on their own because their legs are not strong enough to keep up with adult deer, even though the mother will come back several times a day to nurse.
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