Deer that entered Dharamsala hotel rescued

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Dharamsala, Updated At : 07:43 AM Sep 19, 2024 IST

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A barking deer that had strayed into the Khaniyara area of Dharamsala on Tuesday evening was rescued by locals with the help of animal activists and wildlife officials.

Dheeraj Mahajan from Kranti, an NGO, which works for the animal rights, said the deer strayed into a private hotel in Khaniyara after it was being chased by stray dogs. It had also suffered injuries. He said the owners of the hotel provided shelter to the animal, following which the wildlife officials were informed about the presence of the deer. The injured deer was given medical treatment and later released into forest, he said.

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