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‘Heartbreaking’ scenes as deer become trapped in Anglian Water fencing near Bourne

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Anglian Water has been contacted for comment after reports that deer became trapped in fencing near Bourne. The incident was described on social media by a member of the public, who said they had seen deer entangled in the fencing and were concerned for the animals’ welfare. It is unclear when the animals became trapped or how long they were there. Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust and the RSPCA have also been approached for advice on what members of the public should do if they encounter wildlife caught in fencing or other hazards. People are generally advised not to put themselves at risk and to contact the appropriate authorities if an animal appears injured or in distress. Anyone who believes an animal is suffering can report it to the RSPCA. In an emergency, members of the public can also call police on 999. This article will be updated if further verified information is provided by the organisations contacted.
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