Wildlife officials rescue leopard from drowning in 45-foot-deep well in east India
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2020-05-20
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Wildlife officials rescued a leopard from drowning in a 45-foot-deep well in east India.
The leopard, that came in search of food, struggled to stay afloat until it was rescued by the Wildlife SOS rescue officials.
A few villagers who spotted the leopard inside the deep well immediately called in the Wildlife SOS to the scene.
The team of wildlife rescuers reached the leopard with ropes, a makeshift platform and a trap cage.
Footage, filmed on May 20, shows the leopard struggling in the water as the rescue officials lowered the makeshift platform to provide it temporary support.
A trap cage was then lowered near the wild cat for it to board on that. After making a repeated attempt it successfully jumps into the cage.
Kartick Satyanarayan, Co-founder & CEO of Wildlife SOS, said: “These are very difficult times for the world but that will not stop us from providing aid to both wildlife and communities in need."
The leopard, that came in search of food, struggled to stay afloat until it was rescued by the Wildlife SOS rescue officials.
A few villagers who spotted the leopard inside the deep well immediately called in the Wildlife SOS to the scene.
The team of wildlife rescuers reached the leopard with ropes, a makeshift platform and a trap cage.
Footage, filmed on May 20, shows the leopard struggling in the water as the rescue officials lowered the makeshift platform to provide it temporary support.
A trap cage was then lowered near the wild cat for it to board on that. After making a repeated attempt it successfully jumps into the cage.
Kartick Satyanarayan, Co-founder & CEO of Wildlife SOS, said: “These are very difficult times for the world but that will not stop us from providing aid to both wildlife and communities in need."
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