Saving young roe deer, video

In this 23 June 2016 video from the Netherlands, wildlife warden Hanne interviews an ex-colleague of hers, who helps young roe deer in his garden.

Sometimes, roe deer mothers are killed by cars, or dogs, etc. When the orphan roe deer fawns will have grown up, they will be released back into the wild.

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