Police rescue deer trapped inside British Columbia house

Jan. 28 (UPI) -- Police in British Columbia, Canada, responded to a home at which a deer managed to squeeze in through a dog door and was unable to find an exit.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police based in Kamloops said officers responded to a Westsyde home where a deer was reported rampaging inside.

Police said the deer had squeezed in through a dog door and was running wild inside, attempting to find a way out of the home.

The deer damaged a TV and other items before police were able to use a blanket to cover its head and slide it out of the home on a rug.

Police said the deer did not appear to be injured and it was released at the scene.