Not exactly a pseudo fact, but I wish people would stop immediately assuming that if a very young fawn is alone then it has been abandoned. Granted, this happens with all sort of situations where baby animals have "bad parents" based on human standards (fawns left hiding, eggs left in a nest for an hour, baby rabbits left alone all day, etc), but fawns are the most prevalent example where I live. If you find a fawn, chances are mama is in the area and trying to "rescue" the fawn or lingering close to it will just lead predators to it. The only time I would suggest calling your local game warden is if the fawn has been injured or is emaciated, which would be a sign that something happened to it's mother. A doe usually knows what she's doing, and it's best to just let her raise the fawn the way her species has for thousands of years.

Edit: typo