Tender moments have emerged from the Holy Fire of firefighters from the Los Padres National Forest making a difference and saving the life...
Tender moments have emerged from the Holy Fire of firefighters from
the Los Padres National Forest making a difference and saving the life
of a baby deer suffering from heat exhaustion and dehydration.
As firefighters from the Los Padres National Forest courageously battled the massive Holy Fire that has been sprawling across Orange and Riverside counties in southern California, they stumbled upon an emaciated baby deer in need of assistance.
The baby deer was clearly suffering from heat exhaustion and dehydration.
Rather than ignoring the little animal, the firefighters paused to lend the fawn a hand
the firefighters tenderly gave the fawn lying on the ground a much-needed drink of water and helped her get back on her hooves.
These heartwarming moments captured on camera were posted on the U.S. Forest Service – Cleveland National Forest Facebook page.
The post has gone viral, receiving more than 14,000 reactions, with many applauding the firefighters for their good work.
“God bless all of the men and women firefighters who have kept us all safe and out of harms way and this sweet baby deer. Your humanity and selflessness keeps me in awe of who you are and the amazing work you have done here,” one Facebook user wrote.
As firefighters from the Los Padres National Forest courageously battled the massive Holy Fire that has been sprawling across Orange and Riverside counties in southern California, they stumbled upon an emaciated baby deer in need of assistance.
The baby deer was clearly suffering from heat exhaustion and dehydration.
Rather than ignoring the little animal, the firefighters paused to lend the fawn a hand
the firefighters tenderly gave the fawn lying on the ground a much-needed drink of water and helped her get back on her hooves.
These heartwarming moments captured on camera were posted on the U.S. Forest Service – Cleveland National Forest Facebook page.
The post has gone viral, receiving more than 14,000 reactions, with many applauding the firefighters for their good work.
“God bless all of the men and women firefighters who have kept us all safe and out of harms way and this sweet baby deer. Your humanity and selflessness keeps me in awe of who you are and the amazing work you have done here,” one Facebook user wrote.
