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Six-Legged Deer Found In North Georgia

Posted: 5:43 pm EDT July 21, 2008Updated: 11:26 am EDT July 22, 2008

Veterinarians at Floyd County's Berry College have saved the life of an unusual deer, but the question now is -- what should they do with it?

The six-legged deer was found this weekend near Armuchee, north of Rome, and apparently it had been attacked by a dog.

The deer underwent surgery to repair its wounds, but vets are reluctant to release the six-legged deer back into the wild.

WSB-TV Channel 2 news affiliate, romenewswire.com, reported the deer may be sent to the University of Georgia to be studied.

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