The Pennsylvania Games Committee arrested the owner on Tuesday for stealing a deer that the woman kept as a pet and resisting authorities.

Tammy Shiery of Bullskin Township claimed that the baby, a two-year-old deer, belongs to her and that there are documents proof that authorities have stolen her spending violently from her custody, Kdka News reported Wednesday. (Related: Peanut Raid Squirrel reveals all the wrong things about New York)

Seely said she gave the deer a dog collar, vaccinated it, and castrated the animal to calm him down.

“[H]E had all the vaccines he does for deer farms,” ​​she told the outlet. Neighbors said that the pet is loved from the moment he spotted him in just a few weeks.

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The Game Committee cited a law that would only legalize the adoption of deer as pets if they were born in captivity and approved as a country. Pennsylvania officials said that since the baby was not born prisoner, he cannot be considered domestic because he is under their jurisdiction.

Shiery disputed this and cited deer documents that reportedly took place through the Ministry of Agriculture.

The Game Board said he found money in his collar while arriving in the area with a search warrant. When they began to steal animals, Sierry reportedly resisted. Local reports say they called the state police who handcuffed her.

The Games Committee said they still have deer and have not euthanized him. They added that they are working on ways to proceed with the case.