The Southwest Harbor Police and Fire Departments were called to the Norwood Cove area for a deer stuck in the ice on Sunday, January 22.

Deer on the Ice, January 22, 2023 Photo Southwest Harbor Fire Department via Facebook
Photo Southwest Harbor Fire Department via Facebook
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After getting back onto the ice, the deer was slipping and sliding.

Deer on the Ice, January 22, 2023 Photo Southwest Harbor Fire Department via Facebook
Photo Southwest Harbor Fire Department via Facebook
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It must have been so scary falling down,

Deer on the Ice, January 22, 2023 Photo Southwest Harbor Fire Department via Facebook
Photo Southwest Harbor Fire Department via Facebook
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It sure looks cold! I wish I had a blanket to warm it up.

Deer on the Ice, January 22, 2023 Photo Southwest Harbor Fire Department via Facebook
Photo Southwest Harbor Fire Department via Facebook
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Luckily members of the Southwest Harbor Fire and Police Departments were there and had practiced cold water rescue and were geared up and ready to go out onto the ice and try and rescue the deer

Deer on the Ice, January 22, 2023 Photo Southwest Harbor Fire Department via Facebook
Deer on the Ice, January 22, 2023 Photo Southwest Harbor Fire Department via Facebook
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Don't worry... There's a happy ending because the deer was able to reach the shoreline climbing up the steep slope into the trees -- and safety.

Deer on the Ice, January 22, 2023 Photo Southwest Harbor Fire Department via Facebook
Deer on the Ice, January 22, 2023 Photo Southwest Harbor Fire Department via Facebook
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