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Leopard to escape stray dogs takes refuge on tree in Punjab's Nangal, gets stuck

The wildlife department officials use a tranquilliser gun to sedate it and bring it down

Lalit Mohan

Tribune News Service

Nangal, Updated At : 12:50 PM May 16, 2025 IST

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The leopard rescued from a tree in Nangal.

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A leopard was trapped on a tree on Bhakra road in Nangal on Friday morning, causing panic among locals.

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The wildlife department officials used a tranquilliser gun to sedate it and bring it down.

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The leopard had injury marks on its body. The wildlife officials are shifting the leopard to the Chhatbir zoo near Chandigarh.

The leopard had reportedly killed a dog in the area on Thursday night following which stray dogs attacked it. To escape them, it climbed the tree on the roadside and got stuck.

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Prabhat Bhatti, an animal activist, earlier said a large number of people gathered to see the leopard blocked its escape route.

The leopard appeared to be a year old.

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