Dramatic Rescue Saves Deer from Frozen River

See it: Rescuers save young deer from icy river on Long Island
A dramatic rescue on an icy river on Long Island was caught on camera. Rescuers saved a young deer from the frigid water at Southaven County Park in Yaphank. The deer, now named “Elsa,” is recovering.
Deer rescued after falling into frozen river
Two wildlife rescue groups on Long Island teamed up to help save a deer after it fell into the icy river. FOX 5 NY's Jodi Goldberg spoke with the team whose quick thinking saved the deer.
Wildlife rescue group saves deer that fell into icy river in Yaphank
Video showed the Strong Island Animal Rescue League save the deer as it was in distress at Yaphank's Southaven Park.
Deer rescued from frozen river at New York park
An animal rescue group on New York's Long Island came to the rescue of a deer that wandered out onto a frozen river and fell through the ice.
Deer saved in daring ice rescue on Long Island
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Local wildlife rescue groups save deer that fell in icy river in Yaphank
While aboard a small boat, Frankie Floridia, president of Strong Island Animal Rescue, chipped away at the ice along the river.
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