Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe Nov. 13 (UPI) -- An Ohio town announced a deer seen wandering with a plastic pumpkin stuck on its face for several days was rescued by a group of police officers. The City of Lyndhurst said in a Facebook post that three officers were able to corner the deer on Sunday and remove the plastic pumpkin from its face near Shaefer Park. Advertisement The deer had been seen wandering the area, mostly in South Euclid, for several days with the pumpkin stuck to its face. Residents were tracking the animal and made several unsuccessful attempts to rescue the animal. "Lyndhurst Police received several calls from residents this morning about the deer, with the plastic pumpkin stuck on its face, that has been seen mostly in South Euclid," the post said. "Three Lyndhurst police officers were able to corner it near Shaefer Park, remove the plastic pumpkin, and free the deer." The deer was first spotted only days after a deer was rescued from a similar predicament in Anderson Township, on the other side of the state. Read More Ohio man uses chainsaw to free deer with antler stuck in tree Ohio residents trying to rescue deer with plastic pumpkin on face Deer trapped under pickup truck rescued by deputy
