Maharashtra Forest division together with the assistance of the Wildlife Welfare Association and villagers succeeded in rescuing a leopard whose head was caught in a plastic jar. Leopard was discovered to be dehydrated resulting from lack of water and meals for the final 3-4 days. It can be saved underneath statement and can be launched again in the habitat as soon as declared match, mentioned the forest official. The leopard was first noticed by a passerby close to Badlapur village in Thane district with its head caught in a plastic water container on Sunday evening.
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