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An appeal from Nashik officer after pet dog attacked by leopard on CCTV

CCTV footage of the incident, shared by news agency ANI, shows the wild animal entering the residential area as a black dog - wearing a red collar - jumps in surprise and tries to confront it.

Published on: Jun 7, 2022, 06:30:22 IST
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In an incident that has raised concern, a leopard entered a residential in the Nashik district's Mungsare village on Sunday night and attacked a pet dog. CCTV footage of the incident, shared by news agency ANI, shows the wild animal entering the residential area as a black dog - wearing a red collar - jumps in surprise and tries to confront it.

In the footage, the leopard could be seen running away after confronting the barking dog. (Screengrab/ANI)
In the footage, the leopard could be seen running away after confronting the barking dog. (Screengrab/ANI)

The leopard attacks the dog. In the footage, the leopard could be seen running away after confronting the barking dog. Though the video is not very clear, it seems the wild animal is taking away the dog in its jaws in chilling visuals.

This is not the first time that leopards have entered residential areas in Nashik. In March, a 55-year-old woman was killed after being attacked by a leopard in the Igatpuri Taluka area, which is a wildlife corridor in the district.

In June 2021, CCTV footage from the Bhuse village showed a leopard taking away a dog sleeping outside a house.

With shrinking forest areas, wild animals have been breaching human habitations in search of food.

 
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