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A PREGNANT fallow deer was treated at Horsebridge veterinary centre after being rescued on the A22.
The deer was found on the main road near the East Sussex National Golf Course at Uckfield.
Volunteers from East Sussex Wildlife Rescue and Ambulance Service (WRAS) attended and police closed the part of the road during rush hour while the deer was rescued and loaded into one of WRAS's veterinary ambulances.
The deer was sex pregnant women image rushed to Horsebridge vets where she was carefully treated and found to be pregnant.
No fractures were found but the deer had suffered bruising to her spine. Once stable she was transported to the specialist deer hospital at St Tiggywinkles in Buckinghamshire where she was this week being assessed and closely monitored.
Trevor Weeks, WRAS's rescue co-ordinator, said, "Using straw donated by Sussex Horse Rescue, we bedded her down in our ambulance odoul s while pregnant and she was placed on an intravenous drip and driven for three hours to Buckinghamshire.
"We were really pleased she made it okay and she has now been settled in one of their special deer months pregnant vomiting abruptly stopped stables where she is awaiting a more detailed assessment."
WRAS also dealt with a nest of six baby hedgehogs which pregnant nudes were born in a coat at the back of a garage in Hailsham. Trevor said, "Unfortunately they were disturbed and the mum abandoned them.
"It is very important nests of hedgehogs sims pregnant mod are not syphilis pregnant testing california disturbed regardless of what material has been used by their mum or how dirty or smelly the bedding is as mum will free pregnant sex abandon her young if they are disturbed too much."
WRAS is also advising people not to jump to the conclusion that a baby mammal found on its own has been abandoned but to phone for advice first.
If you are at all concerned about an animal visit WRAS's website, www.wildlifeambulance.org, or phone the 24-hour rescue line on paula pregnant third 07815 078234.
n The BBC One programme Animal 24:7 has been filming with WRAS and has been commissioned to film another series. The charity will sore breasts nausea not pregnant feature in several of the programmes which are due to be broadcast early in 2009.
WRAS's main veterinary ambulance featured on the programme is available for sponsorship and costs £5,000 to run for a pregnant milk gallery year. A second ambulance is also available for sponsorship for £3,000 for a year.
Both ambulances cover pregnant women cat fecses more than 50,000 miles between them around the county and respond to more than 60 per cent of all incidents dealt with by WRAS.
The charity's ambulances are also used at events such as Eastbourne's 999 Emergency Services display and WRAS's main van is also used by British Divers Marine Life Rescue for some pregnant vagina looks strange rescue massage therapy for pregnant women and training events.
Anyone intersted in sponsoring the WRAS vans should contact Trevor Weeks or Tim McKenzie on the rescue line — 07815 078234 — or e-mail [email protected]
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