Leopard rescued from well in Karimnagar

May 04, 2016 12:00 am | Updated 08:55 am IST - KARIMNAGAR:

The forest officials on Tuesday rescued a leopard which had accidentally fallen into an open defunct agricultural well in Venkatraopalli village of Ellanthakunta mandal in Karimnagar district.

Reports reaching here said that the wild animal aged around one and a half years had fallen into the open well some two days ago while looking for food on the outskirt of the village.

The local poultry farmers dump dead birds into the open well.

It was noticed by villagers on Tuesday and they alerted the forest officials.

The forest rescue team from Warangal rushed to the spot and tranquillised the animal and later lifted in a net.

After bringing out the animal, the forest officials found that the animal was exhausted without food and water. They administered saline and shifted it to Warangal for necessary treatment.

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