Police on New York's Long Island spent over four hours rescuing a baby deer that fell into a 20-foot-deep manhole.
The cute, speckled creature scampered into the woods after it was released on Thursday by its beaming, burly rescuers.
Landscapers called Suffolk County police around 3:30 p.m. on Thursday after they saw the deer fall into the hole near a vacant lot in Mount Sinai.
Four emergency service officers responded. The officers said the deer looked scared and sounded like it was crying.
One officer descended while wearing a breathing apparatus and a harness. He placed another harness on the deer. The team raised it to ground level around 8 p.m.
They proudly posed for pictures with the fawn before releasing it.