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Leopard cub rescued from 30-foot well in Junnar Forest Range

A three-person rescue team from Wildlife SOS, along with a team from the Junnar Forest Division, quickly arrived at the location, equipped to handle the sensitive situation, officials said

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Acknowledging the emergency, the villagers immediately contacted the forest department, which, in turn, called Wildlife SOS for assistance.

Acknowledging the emergency, the villagers immediately contacted the forest department, which, in turn, called Wildlife SOS for assistance.

A female leopard (Panthera pardus) cub, approximately 4 months old, was rescued and safely released back into the wild after she accidentally fell into a 30-foot-deep open well in Ghangaldare village, located in the Junnar Forest Range of Pune district in Maharashtra. The incident took place in a forested area, prompting swift action from the Maharashtra Forest Department and Wildlife SOS.

Residents of Ghangaldare village in Junnar taluka came across the leopard cub trapped and perched on a small ledge above the water inside an open well on the village outskirts.

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