DianesDeerVideos

The herd is concerned and Lucy is stomping her feet, irritated with something going on in the woods..

I have cared for Zoey since 2015, after she was separated from her mother in a flood. Isn't she awesome?

Zoey came into my life in 2015, when she was an abandoned fawn. She has been with me ever since, and has brought so much joy to me over the years.

This little one showed up on my front porch, all alone. I tried to comfort it a bit. I sure hope it finds its mommy...

Feeding my pet deer Zoey and her one year old, who stop by every day in the spring and summer for a little snack. Zoey is eating from a cup held between my knees so that I had enough hands to film...

Meet Betty! She is the newest addition to the herd!

It started with one abandoned fawn. I now hand feed 6 deer.

The whole gang is here, and they are getting along beautifully!

This is Zoey. I have cared for her since 2015, when she showed up on my property after being separated from her mother in a flood.

We all just hangin' out...

Part 1 of a video of a pet deer named Zoey (cared for by this woman since the fawn was unfortunately separated from her mother in a flood in 2015)stopping by with her boyfriend named Buck!

Deer have a four-chambered stomach. The first chamber, called the rumen,is for storage. The rumen allows for the deer to gather a lot of food at once and then digest it later.The deer find a safe place to eat, and then bring the food back up into their mouth and chew it again. This process is called chewing their cud.

This tiny, 8 week old fawn (named Ivy) is barely surviving because her mother became sick, and her milk dried up 4 weeks after delivery. I have looked after this doe (named MiLady) since 2016.

Meet Mr. Squirrel. He has been with us for about 2 years now. He is in charge of clean-up duty after my pet deer have eaten...

My pet deer, whom I have cared for since 2016, introduced me to her little one today! It is barely 2 days old! The smallest fawn I have ever seen.

This poor itsy bitsy, teeny tiny fawn (named Ivy) is 8 weeks old! Her mother became sick, and her milk dried up after only 4 weeks. I am doing my best to keep the little one alive. I have taken care of this doe (named MiLady) since 2016.

I love when my deer yawn when they come to see me.

After being blessed with a sweet abandoned fawn who showed up in my yard one day, I now have a whole herd of deer that I love caring for.

I took this video of my pet doe MiLady, and her fawn Lucy.

I cared for an abandoned fawn in the spring of 2015. Eventually, she introduced me to her fawns, and also her best friend...

Bonnie brought her fawn by today for the first time.

This is one of my pet deer that stop by every day for a little snack. Her name is MiLady. She is somewhat of a loner and likes to hang out with me after I feed her. She delivered twins a month or so ago, which at the time of this video I had not seen, but to my delight she introduced them to me the day after I recorded this video. They are adorable and I named them Molly and Dolly.

My name is Diane and this is a video of my pet deer Zoey relaxing after I fed her. She introduced me to her herd, and eventually they learned to trust me enough to feed them by hand. Zoey and herd stop by daily for a little snack.

I cared for Zoey for a short while in 2015, when she was a small fawn that got separated from her mother in a flood. After a few months, she was taken to a wildlife rehabilitation center. Then, in the spring of 2016, she just showed up at my door! I was so excited! Zoey soon introduced me to another doe, and in 2017 Zoey had twins! I also befriended a third doe that Zoey brought by, who now has 3 offspring. The herd continues to grow!

I have trained 6 deer to eat from my hand. Right now, 5 of them are pregnant. They stop by every day at least once, for a little snack.