SKAGIT COUNTY, Wash. — Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife officers helped save a deer found in a Skagit County neighborhood stuck with an arrow.
Two officers responded to a call reporting the deer. The deer was found and immobilized so the officers could assess the injury.
The arrow was then safely removed.
The deer was later released in a different location.
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