Firefighters rescued a deer which was trapped in railings at Earlham Cemetery. (Image: Archant)
A deer which had become trapped in the railings of a cemetery was rescued by firefighters.
Firefighters from Earlham spent more than an hour and a half freeing the stricken animal from the fence at Earlham Cemetery in Norwich.
The crew was called to Farrow Road - part of Norwich's ring road - at just after 7.50am on Saturday, July 10.
Firefighters used hydraulic rescue equipment to release the animal from the railings and had freed it by just after 9.30am.
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