Doe had a broken back right hoof but officials think it will be OK
A deer crashed through a window at a South Dakota healthcare facility and left in worse shape than when it entered, according to an article on the My San Antonio website.
The white-tailed doe crashed through a window of an empty room at Aberdeen Health and Rehab.
A state wildlife officer and local animal control officer got the deer back out through the window, and it eventually fled into a park.
The doe had a broken back right hoof but officials think it will be OK.
January 18, 2018
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