Successful rescue and release of sub-adult Sambar in northeastern India
by Aditi VermaIn a commendable wildlife conservation effort, a male sub-adult Sambar was rescued from a tea estate in northeastern India’s Assam and successfully released back into the wild.
The incident took place near Difloo Tea Estate near Kaziranga National Park in the Golaghat district on July 17.
Visuals showed an injured male sub-adult Sambar, who was wounded, received essential but minor treatment from the rescue team. After providing the necessary care, the team carefully placed the Sambar on a stretcher and transferred him into an animal rescue vehicle. The vehicle then transported the Sambar to a safe location, where he was released back into the wild.
In a heartwarming demonstration of effective wildlife management, a male sub-adult Sambar was rescued from a drain near Difloo Tea Estate and safely returned to its natural habitat. The operation was carried out with precision and care, ensuring the young deer received the necessary basic treatment before its release.
The successful rescue highlights the ongoing commitment to wildlife conservation in the region. The prompt response and effective treatment provided to the Sambar by the rescue team underscore the dedication to preserving the wildlife that inhabits areas such as Kaziranga National Park.
This achievement not only underscores the importance of wildlife conservation but also showcases the positive impact of collaborative efforts between local communities and conservation authorities. The joint efforts of the rescue team and the local community played a crucial role in the successful release of the Sambar.
Kaziranga National Park, known for its rich biodiversity, continues to benefit from such conservation efforts. The rescue and release of the Sambar mark another victory in the ongoing mission to safeguard the region’s wildlife.