"…From the Celtic pantheon is the lovely and ancient Sadv.

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SADV is a forest goddess, she brings creativity in a magical, earthy, forest-like, deer spirit sort of way.  She is the mother of the Oisin, the poet, she is an earthy creative sage with her white hair, blue-grey eyes and scarlet robes. She is connected to doe, fawn and deer … Sadv’s creative spirit is the soft flowing branches of the trees, the mystical tenderness of the doe and the dew that drops from the leaves as the creative drips form a pool of water below.

 

In some Celtic legends she appears as a hind (female deer) and has the gift of speech. She is described as white fairy deer. In other legends she is described as a sidhe fairy. You can seek Sadv when you need aid for your animal friends...

 

(Also known as Sadb, Saba, Sadhbh)”