Belthangady: Trapped leopard rescued, released in forest

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November 13, 2014

Belthangady, Nov 13: A leopard that had its front paw trapped in a tree joint in an estate in Mucchiradka-Hemaje in Shishila village in Belthangady taluk from Tuesday night, returned to its habitat after being freed by forest department officials.

The eight-year-old male leopard had gotten its front paw trapped in a tree joint in the estate of Shivanna Gowda on Tuesday night. When the owner of the estate discovered the trapped leopard on Wednesday morning, he immediately informed the forest department officials.

Immediately, Uppinangady zonal forest officer Harsha arrived at the spot and controlled the people gathered.

Anesthetist Dr Vikranth and Dinesh were summoned to tranquilise the leopard. Having successfully tranquilised the leopard on the fourth attempt, it was freed from the joint and shifted to a cage with the assistance of Snake expert Snake Joy who also arrived at the scene.

Once it was safely inside the cage, the forest officials took the wild animal to the dense forest region near Gundya and set it free after it regained consciousness.

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