I'm glad the little tyke came through the ordeal ok :)

Me too! It really was quite a sight. ;-)

so my chiuaha might be carried away, i see lots of these small chi chis in the lost pages i am wondering if that is the case and some big birds have taken them away . i remember seeing a deer hanging in some news clip from a high wire and they were saying it was a big bird who carried it there and couldnt hold it no longer and it was stuck on the live wire.

bb.smith ... Chihuahuas are small enough my cat could have one for lunch if he wanted to. For a red-tailed hawk, great horned owl or other fairly common raptor - or a coyote, bobcat or mountain lion - they would be a snack.

I have my doubts about the deer being left in the high wires. Unless it was hit by a train.

http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/poormoose.asp
http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/poledeer.asp

I saw recently on the news that a baby dear was taken up by an Eagle and dropped on some power lines. The report didn't show the eagle but it did show the poor little dear dangling on the power lines, dead of course.

If you're talking white-tailed deer, fawns can weigh 5-8 pounds at birth. So it is possible that a large female eagle was able to carry it, but that's the upper limit of what even the largest eagle could carry. So that's probably why it was dropped.

Great horned owls can attack and take small (very small) dogs.

Great horned owls can attack and take small (very small) dogs.

Saw one do it ... it was in the habit of stopping in the parking lot where I worked, perched on a light post. hoping for one more bunny or mouse.

We were admiring it when a man came jogging through the industrial park, preceded by a very small dog running off leash about 50 feet in front of him ... end of dog. The owl swooped, snatched, and kept going, with a very dead (limp,not moving) dangling from its talons.

If the idiot owner had followed the leash laws, the dog would have been

When we got our second jack russell,the man said he was sitting on his deck withhis jack,an owl came down grabbed him right there with the man next to him,he clapped,screamed the owl had him about 30' dropped him,he livid but the owls claws dug in the jacks eyes ,hes blind.

It's more probable that the deer was sucked up by a tornado miles away and deposited on the wire than some bird picked it up into the air.
More than liely, a person put it there as a practical joke.
And no, a raptor will not try to carry off a child. Humans are not part of their natural diet. However, a raptor will attack a child or an adult if one ventures to close to it's nesting site.