In Anapa, fishermen rescued a drowning deer and towed it to the shore for an hour

Stray dogs drove him into the water. And if not for the men - it would be very bad.

A pack of stray dogs made their way to the nature reserve in Anapa. They stumbled upon a deer (or rather, a doe) and drove her straight to the sea. She jumped into the water from fright and swam a kilometer from the shore.

Then she ran out of strength and she began to sink. Fortunately, local fishermen were swimming nearby: the men immediately contacted the inspector of the Utrish reserve, figured out what was the matter and did not let the animal die. They held the deer from the boat and slowly towed to the shore. All is well with her now.