Kendall Jenner And Bella Hadid Post Stolen Photo

Bella Hadid and Kendall Jenner uploaded an ADORABLE photo of a baby deer in a field of purple flowers recently on both of their personal Instagram's, however, it's not as innocent as it looks.

Instagram post by Kendall * Jan 28, 2018 at 4:38pm UTC

The actual owner of the photo is pretty angry actually, and it's understandable why.

The photo is owned by the organisation called Fuzzy Fawn Wildlife Rescue, and it's not even the fact that neither Kendall or Bella tagged or credited them. It's the fact that the deer needs to be rescued, something the models failed to recognise.

The owner of Fuzzy Fawn Wildlife Rescue told TMZ that they don't have a problem with celebrities reposting their pics, they do have a problem with not being credited or tagged. Last year alone, they rescued 78 fawns, which cost them about $500 each.

So, if Kendall and Bella added a link to donate to the organisation, it would have reached their millions of followers, and helped the organisation that does such an incredible thing.

Good Morning! I had a little bit of this video in another post and many of you asked about the twins rescue story. They were newly born and somehow both ended up in a pool. They still had the birthing sac on them, which means Mom never cleaned them off after birth. After birth a mother will lick and eat the mucus sac off the fawn and the surrounding area of birth to protect from predators. After nursing the first time the mother will move and hide her babies. I'll never know the reason why this hadn't happened but the fawns needed attention quickly. The pool was just opened and filled with freezing cold water. After bringing them home, I was able to get their body temperature normal. After a full day of care I took them back to find Mom. It took awhile for Mom to accept them because she wasn't able to bond with them. Her nursing instincts were full blown but she was confused and after several attempts of them trying to nurse, she accepted them and moved on! #happyending #bestnonpayingjobever #secondchance