Abandoned deer is ‘adopted’ by a group of cows in Hengelo and it’s so cute!

Oh deer, oh deer… some cute news for a change:

An adorable little deer/doe (now called Prutje) has been found chilling with cows in someone’s pasture in Hengelo.

They think that the deer was rejected by its mother and was left. However, a group of cows has come to the rescue to take the poor little deer in and they have been found together for around 3 weeks now. Awwwww!

Prutje has a favourite cow and whenever they sleep, Prutje follows. This has caused Prutje to be a bit of a celebrity, with people from the village going to take photos of them all together regularly.

Eenzaam ree Prutje liefdevol opgenomen door koeien

? Waarschijnlijk het schattigste dat je vandaag hebt gezien… Het hele verhaal lees je hier ? http://gld.nl/TZgy(via BuitenGewoon)

Geplaatst door Omroep Gelderland op Donderdag 10 januari 2019

It literally is like a real-life version of Bambi, only instead of a rabbit and a skunk, it’s with a group of cows. So cute – how deer of them! We don’t deserve animals. With any luck Bambi *cough* I mean, Prutje will adapt to her surroundings and newfound family well.

Go wherever your heart takes you little deer, keep going :’)

“Day 119………. the cows still have no ideer”. 

Sorry, we’ll stop now. 😉

Do you have any cute stories like this? Let us know in the comments!

Emma Brown
Emma Brown
A familiar face at DutchRevew. Emma arrived in Holland in 2016 for a few weeks, fell in love with the place and never left. Here she rekindled her love of writing and travelling. Now you'll find her eating stroopwafels in the DutchReview office since 2017.

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