Every year, hundreds of seemingly abandoned fawns are “kidnapped” by do-gooders and brought to animal rehab centers.

Fawning season is in full swing across Iowa, which typically begins in mid-May and peaks in the first two weeks of ...

One of the six ailing deer culled last week from a herd at Iron Mountain’s City Park was a pregnant doe believed to be 21 ...

While the autumn is the breeding season for deer in Iowa, it isn't the only time of year when increased deer activity poses a ...

As the post shared, a sunken area behind a fawn's eye can be a sign of dehydration, something a "normal" fawn under the care ...

Fawning season also coincides with an increase in deer vehicle collisions.

Reporting live animals near the road in the Roadkill Art App marks animal crossing locations, alerting drivers where to slow ...

The lack of an adequate program of veterinary care for the deer kept at Iron Mountain’s City Park could mean the end of herd ...

She had a quiet strength about her. She didn’t do any of those silly things animals do when they get mad or overly protective ...

Video sent to NBC 26 shows a deer chasing a dog during a walk with its owner Sunday. A wildlife biologist explains why these ...

Increased deer activity during fawning season ... meaning they look for spots to deliver fawns in secluded areas. “The doe searches out an isolated location where she feels safe, and, on ...