While the bird has yet to be named, PCSO Eley “is definitely be going to be known as the swan whisperer”, Chapman said.
The animal is thought to have been rejected by its parents, which may explain its movements.
“I understand they do that when they are wanting them to go off on their own,” said Chapman.
“I’m worried about him and don’t want him to come to any harm.”
The bird was initially taken to the canal at Swinton on Thursday before it returned the following day, prompting PCSO Eley to transport it further afield to Sprotbrough – only for it to return again.
Chapman said she would seek support to move it to a place of safety.
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