Every day, Deena Foy's dog receives a visit in the yard from one particular deer.

The animals sit and stare at each other until the doe moves on to its usual grazing spots around Kenora, Ont., and then comes back in the morning.

"It's a regular thing," Foy told CBC News.

But on Monday, Foy noticed something wrong with her dog's wild friend: it had something wrapped around its head and neck.

It appeared to be a tomato cage or some other type of garden planter.

"She looked so miserable sitting there w…