The Classic Golden marsh deer standing on a grassy marsh background. They have one antler that holds a sunflower. The stipulation for adopting either of these is that they must have a hidden/invisible (not immediately apparent) disability, but which disability is up to you. There is more information on the sunflower symbol here: https://hdsunflower.com/ Some examples of invisible disabilities can be read further down here: https://disabilityunit.blog.gov.uk/2020/12/17/living-with-non-visible-disabilities/

The Pale Buttercream adoptable with a sunflower of the same colour on their solo antler. Their fur shares a pale colour with the sunflower colour of the same name with desaturated brown markings on the tail, muzzle and legs.

The red sun deer adoptable with a sunflower variety of the same name held aloft by their single antler. Their fur shares the red petals of the sunflower with very dark brown markings on their muzzle, tail and legs. Their eyes are golden like the ring at the base of the petals with no eye markings.

The swamp sunflower deer adoptable with two little swamp sunflowers (helianthus angustifolius) held by their singular antler. Their fur is a paler shade of their antler's colour with a dark brown tail, eye, nose, leg and eartip markings nearing black and a gold ring in their dark brown iris.

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Four free #deeradopt characters with invisible disabilities, reply here if you want:
• Classic Golden
• Pale Buttercream
• Red Sun
• Swamp Sunflower