6-legged deer finds home
A six-legged deer found in Georgia after being attacked by two dogs has a new home.
An Athens woman with a permit to keep unique animals in captivity has agreed to take the deer, the Associated Press reported.
The deer is now recovering at West Rome Animal Clinic in Rome, Ga., after undergoing surgery for its minor injuries. It was found July 18 in Everett Springs, Ga.
Berry College animal science professor George Gallagher said the animal's condition prevents it from surviving in the wild.
The fawn has two complete pelvises and two tails. One of the tails had to be amputated.
Gallagher said the fawn has a condition that is similar to Siamese twins in humans.
Photo by Associated Press





