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The forest musk deer was rescued from the farm yard and rushed home: it is a national first-class protected animal, also known as a roe deer

author:Late life

In a quiet village in the city of Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, something unusual happened. An animal that looked like a fawn suddenly broke into the courtyard of the villagers, causing quite a stir. The villagers were surprised and worried, wondering what breed the animal was and why it was in their yard. So, they immediately called the police, hoping to get professional help.

The forest musk deer was rescued from the farm yard and rushed home: it is a national first-class protected animal, also known as a roe deer

After receiving the report, the Wang Mang Police Station of the Chang'an Branch of the Xi'an Public Security Bureau immediately dispatched police to the scene. When the police arrived, they found that the animal did look like a fawn, but it was not exactly the same. It has long slender legs, agile eyes, and a pair of tiny antlers. The police realized that this could be the forest musk deer, a national first-class protected animal.

The forest musk deer was rescued from the farm yard and rushed home: it is a national first-class protected animal, also known as a roe deer
The forest musk deer was rescued from the farm yard and rushed home: it is a national first-class protected animal, also known as a roe deer

In order to ensure the safety of the animals and the villagers, the police decided to work with the villagers to capture them. They cautiously approached the musk deer, then quickly and steadily brought it under control. Throughout the process, the police showed professionalism and patience to avoid the animals being frightened or harmed.

The forest musk deer was rescued from the farm yard and rushed home: it is a national first-class protected animal, also known as a roe deer

Subsequently, the staff of the forestry department rushed to the scene and carefully observed and inspected the forest musk deer. After identification, they confirmed that the animal was indeed a forest musk deer, a national first-class protected animal, and that it may have accidentally strayed into the villagers' yards while foraging. The staff conducted a comprehensive health examination of the forest musk deer and confirmed that it had no external injuries and was in good physical condition and met the conditions for release.

The forest musk deer was rescued from the farm yard and rushed home: it is a national first-class protected animal, also known as a roe deer

In the end, the police brought the musk deer back to the mountains and forests, and chose an inaccessible place to release it. At the release site, the police and the staff of the forestry department witnessed this moment together. They were extremely relieved to see the forest musk deer re-set foot on the natural land and integrate into the embrace of nature.

The forest musk deer was rescued from the farm yard and rushed home: it is a national first-class protected animal, also known as a roe deer

This incident not only gave the villagers a deeper understanding of wildlife, but also made them aware of the importance of protecting wildlife. The police and forestry department staff showed the villagers their care and responsibility for wild animals with practical actions, and won the praise and respect of the villagers.

The forest musk deer was rescued from the farm yard and rushed home: it is a national first-class protected animal, also known as a roe deer

At the same time, the incident has also attracted widespread attention and discussion on social media. Netizens affirmed the work of the police and the forestry department, believing that they have done a very good job. They also called on more people to join the ranks of protecting wildlife and jointly protect our beautiful earth.

The forest musk deer was rescued from the farm yard and rushed home: it is a national first-class protected animal, also known as a roe deer

Protecting wildlife is the responsibility of each and every one of us. Only when we respect and care for every life can we build a harmonious society. Let's start with ourselves, start from now, and contribute to the protection of wildlife.