Hi Ed, if you suspect that the fawn has not been eating then yes you should bring the fawn in. We do care for fawn. But be aware that deer mothers do leave their fawns during the day and only visit them few times a day to feed them. Does the fawn look skinny sick? If not then the mother is most likely coming around feeding it otherwise it wouldn't have lived for a month. If you have any questions people call the sanctuary.
Ed, if it has survived a month on its own without the mother, it is likely OK to be on its own or the mother is still nearby. We do not come out however NJ Fish and Game can help if you call them if you still have concerns. If need be they will contact us. Thanks hope this helps.
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