Deer rescued from pond at Cumming wastewater plant
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Forsyth County firefighter Bob Kaley tries to carefully lower a lasso around the neck of a deer that got stuck in a sewage pond at the Forsyth County sewage treatment plant. (JIM DEAN/Times regional staff)
Forsyth County firefighter Bob Kaley tries to carefully lower a lasso around the neck of a deer that got stuck in a sewage pond at the Forsyth County sewage treatment plant. (JIM DEAN/Times regional staff)
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CUMMING, Ga. (AP) — A deer is recovering after firefighters and animal control officers rescued the animal from a storage pond at a wastewater treatment plant north of Atlanta.

The Times of Gainesville reports that the young doe was rescued Wednesday afternoon from the Forsyth County pond with help from Forsyth County fire and animal control.

Fire Division Chief Jason Shivers said authorities believe the deer fell down the angled walls of the pond.

He said employees at the plant noticed the deer in the pond Monday and hoped she would make it out on her own. When they returned to work Wednesday and saw her still there, the workers contacted authorities.

Workers tried for nearly two hours before finally capturing the doe with the loop on a pole, then setting her free.
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