Archive · 15 Dec 2025
Leopard Rescued from Fencing Wire in Mulshi
A leopard got stuck in fencing wire near Mulshi in Pune.
The Forest Department and a team from RESQ Charitable Trust got the call at 11:00 am.
They worked together to safely catch the leopard and take it to a special place for treatment.
A doctor named Dr. Satvik Pathak helped by giving the leopard medicine to calm it down.
The whole rescue took about 1.5 hours.
The local people helped by staying calm and not getting in the way.
The leopard is now safe and getting the care it needs.
A leopard was found entangled in fencing wire near Mulshi, Pune, at approximately 11:00 am.
The Pune Forest Department and RESQ Charitable Trust conducted a joint rescue operation.
Dr. Satvik Pathak, a wildlife veterinarian, tranquilized the leopard for safe transport.
The leopard was taken to the Wildlife Transit Treatment Centre in Bavdhan, Pune, for health assessment and care.
The entire operation was completed within 1.5 hours, with the local community's cooperation ensuring a smooth rescue.
- Who
- Pune Forest Department and RESQ Charitable Trust
- What
- Rescue of a leopard entangled in fencing wire
- When
- Approximately 11:00 am
- Where
- Mulshi, Pune
- Why
- To ensure the safety and welfare of the leopard and the response teams
- Location
- Mulshi, Pune
- Time of Report
- 11:00 am
- Rescue Teams
- Pune Forest Department and RESQ Charitable Trust
- Veterinarian
- Dr. Satvik Pathak
- Deputy Conservator of Forests
- Mahadev Mohite, IFS
- Founder and President of RESQ CT
- Neha Panchamiya
- Treatment Centre
- Wildlife Transit Treatment Centre, Bavdhan, Pune
- Operation Duration
- 1.5 hours
