Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe Nov. 18 (UPI) -- A Kansas sheriff's office came to the rescue of a deer found stuck partially submerged in a muddy pond. The Lyon County Sheriff's Office said Animal Control Deputy Felipe Perez responded to the pond after a homeowner reported a buck was standing in the water and appeared unable to move. Advertisement Perez arrived to find the deer's legs were stuck in mud at the bottom of the pond, leaving its body half-submerged in the freezing water. The sheriff's office said Perez used a dog leash to help pull the deer free of the mud. "The animal was very exhausted and laid beside the water," sheriff's Sgt. Zack Shafer told KSNT-TV. "It was stuck more in the mud than the water. He just kind of laid there and relaxed a little bit." Read More World's largest published book unveiled in Texas Escaped pet pig wrangled in Wyoming Slackliner crosses between two hot air balloons over Brazil
