If it’s a deer you’ve spotted, the safest thing is to keep a distance and watch from a hidden spot. If it’s clearly injured and stuck, try to move it slowly to a safe, shaded place away from traffic. Keep it calm—speak softly, keep noise low. If you can, cover its nose and ears with a towel to help it breathe easier. If it looks severely hurt, it’s best to call your local wildlife rehabilitation center or the park rangers for help. They have the right tools and experience to treat it safely. And remember, the animal’s safety and your safety both come first.

Sounds like a solid plan—just keep an eye on the deer for any changes and stay quiet and safe. Good luck, and let the rangers handle the tough part.

Got it—let me know if anything changes or if you need another hand. Stay safe.