Rescuers at a zoo wildlife alliance rescue a pronghorn calf

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San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance employees Melody Tayles and Marty Swaim drove by auto from San Diego to New Mexico to rescue a pronghorn calf who was close to starving. A pronghorn looks like a deer but they look more like giraffes saw seen by a landowner in his property who was by itself without a parental guide around Thursday July 10.. According to San Diego Zoo Wildlife Public Relations Representative Amanda Martinez, the fawn was being taken care by employees at a New Mexico Wildlife Center before the animal was taken back to San Diego. The pronghorn calf is making a full recovery in San Diego. San Diego Zoo officials are grateful that the homeowner who contacted officials in New Mexico to care of the animal before the animal was returned to San Diego making a recovery. Link is upi.com/537175265170 via @upi