What doe can resist dancing to Elvis Presley?

I hope the coalition works in helping Mrs. Schwartz keep the doe. She has been a part of the family already for 5-years!

Has grandma been hitting the "special" cough syrup a little too much?

This is a classic example of humans projecting they're own feelings onto animals. Regardless of how Granny feels or how she interprets the deer's behavior what she has done will ultimately harm the deer. Bringing a wild animal into your house and treating it like a house cat or worse a baby is very short sighted and a BAD IDEA.

Sleeps in her bed at night? That's too wierd even for me. I agree with buckhunter--it isn't the deer that needs rehab.

Tough call, but why doesn't this lady have Lyme disease if a 5 year old doe sleeps in bed with her! (Deer = deer ticks =Lyme disease)The deer must have major digestive issues if she eats human food, deer are browsers! there can't be enough roughage for a ruminants 4 stomachs! Still Clarke's trading post has trained bears, a deer that dances to Elvis ought to be quite an act!
Still any deer that breaks wild animal commandment 1- (Don't trust humans!) is liable to sometime incur the consequences of such a lifestyle, and get shot by some guy who isn't in on the dancing deer act. (love me tender...Love the meat...on the Bar-B-Que, Venison is such a treat, when cooked through and through...)

At 5 years of age I would say that whatever damage is done is done. That doe is beyond any rehabilitation to be released to the wild, that would just got her killed.

The bed thing was a little too much, though.

Does adapt quite well to be among humans, if not like real pets, like domestic animals, contrary to bucks that can become dangerous. I have met ranchers who raised deer catched when fawns and they eventually go back to the woods if kept free, but the does come back regularly. Specially when pregnant.

Maybe putting Bimbo in a natural setting, they can work on the owner... she seems.... interesting to say the least.