SEE: Tiny Deer Rescued By Livermore-Pleasanton Firefighters

PLEASANTON, CA — Firefighters helped rescue a small deer caught in the fence behind a Pleasanton home Monday. The rescue, which was reported on Smallwood Court at about 12:30, was captured on video, according to fire officials. In August of 2016, firefighters rescued another Pleasanton fawn that was trapped in an iron fence for more than four hours.

Firefighters from all over have been busy with East Bay animal rescues over the last several months.

Eight darling ducklings run amok were rescued in April after they ended up in a Pleasanton storm drain. The anxious mother duck stayed nearby until she was reunited with her brood.

In March, a blind Labrador Retriever who had been missing for eight days and seven nights was found lying on the forest floor, seemingly lifeless, by an off-duty Livermore-Pleasanton Firefighter and his friend out for a hike in Santa Cruz County.

More amazing animal rescues on Patch:

• Darling Ducklings Rescued By Livermore-Pleasanton Firefighters
• Blind Dog Missing In Santa Cruz Mountains Rescued By Off-Duty Firefighter On Hike
• SEE: Firefighters Rescue Puppy Stuck In Dryer Vent
• Firefighters Rescue Fawn Trapped in Pleasanton Fence
• 'Feisty' Kitten Clings To Undercarriage Of Speeding Police Cruiser
• Drenched Kitten Rescued From Storm Drain

Screenshot, video embed courtesy Livermore-Pleasanton Firefighters IAFF Local 1974 Instagram