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PENNSYLVANIA - For nearly two years, "Baby" the deer became an integral part of a Pennsylvania community, his gentle presence bringing joy to residents of all ages. However, this heartwarming story has taken a tragic turn, igniting a nationwide call for justice.
More than just a wild animal, Baby was family to many. Neighbors would often see him peering through windows, relaxing on porches, and playfully enjoying water. His affectionate greetings were even a highlight of the local mail carrier's daily route.
The peace of the community was shattered on February 25th when the Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) took drastic action. In a move described by witnesses as "unlawful and brutal," authorities seized Baby and arrested his owner, Tammy, on charges of illegal possession of wildlife. These charges were later dismissed, adding to the community's outrage.
In a significant development, Baby's legal co-owner, Candi, has come forward with irrefutable proof that Baby was not born in the wild. This evidence confirms that Tammy and Candi were the rightful legal owners of the beloved deer, directly contradicting the PGC's initial justification for the seizure.
The latest information from experts paints a grim picture. Despite the evidence of legal ownership, professionals now believe it is unlikely that Baby the Deer is still alive. The very system tasked with protecting wildlife is now feared to be responsible for his demise.
This devastating news has amplified the community's grief and fueled a growing nationwide demand for answers and accountability from the Pennsylvania Game Commission and all involved parties.
The hashtag #JUSTICEFORBABY is gaining traction across the country as animal lovers and concerned citizens rally in support of Baby and his owners. The community remains resolute in their fight for truth and justice.
The fight for truth and justice for Baby continues.
The deer, named "Baby," has been raised by the woman — along with residents of Pennsylvania's Fayette County — since he was a fawn
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Game wardens could be seen dragging the deer, named Baby, by a rope in a video obtained by a local news outlet.
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Tammy Shiery, 64, was arrested Feb. 25 when she tried to prevent state game wardens from seizing a two-year-old buck the Pennsylvania Game Commission alleges she illegally adopted and kept at her Bullskin Township home.
Read Article →The story of Baby The Deer has touched thousands. Share your thoughts and help us demand accountability.