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Story summary
- In New Hampshire, Mike Dion and others rescued a young moose doe buried neck-deep in snow after they could not call for help.
- They dug her out in about 20 minutes, freeing the exhausted animal, which appeared healthy and calm, according to observers.
- A Fish and Game Department official warned moose can be dangerous when cornered and urged contacting the department in similar cases, noting an Anchorage rescue.
