Authorities Confiscated a Beloved Deer That a Woman Raised as a Pet — and Now the Animal Might Be Euthanized
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PEOPLE reached out to the Pennsylvania State Police but did not receive an immediate response.
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“Possessing or taking animals from the wild as pets is prohibited under Pennsylvania law,” the statement continued. “The public is reminded that wildlife poses a safety risk and should not be handled or possessed.”
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