Indian Forest Service officer Parveen Kaswan shared a video showing the release of a leopard that he and his team rescued back into its natural habitat. The video has delighted the internet as social media users couldn’t hold themselves back from praising the officer and his team.
The video, shared on X, has garnered over 24,000 views so far. It opens with the leopard in a cage loaded onto a truck near a dense forest. Moments later, the officers can be seen carefully opening the cage, allowing the leopard to sprint into the wilderness.
Kaswan, known for sharing such posts, said in the caption: “Rescued this beautiful hunk by our team from human habitat. Back to the wild without any injury to human or animal.”
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Social media users praised the team’s dedication, as one user said, “More power to you and your team, keep up the good work,” while another added, “‘Back to Wild’ – the most soul-soothing words after the rescue. The most painful part is pushing them to a zoo. Congratulations to the team.”
A user, awed by the effort, said, “Fantastic! Thank you for all the amazing work you and your team of green saviours undertake on a daily basis.”
A user asked, “Why are your guards equipped with riot gear?” Kaswan responded, “It’s a leopard. They attack. How will guards protect themselves without shields?”
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In an earlier post on November 21, Parveen Kaswan had shared a heartbreaking video of an elephant mother dragging its dead calf.
