Ahmedabad: Eight-Foot Python Rescued From Cattle Enclosure in Sanand Village
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An eight-foot-long python was safely rescued from a cattle enclosure in Juwal village of Sanand after its sudden appearance caused panic among local residents.
On spotting the reptile, villagers Rohitbhai and Ranjitbhai alerted a wildlife expert associated with Animal Life Care. They also ensured that the snake was not harmed while awaiting the rescue team.
Wildlife Team Conducts Safe Rescue Operation
A team of wildlife rescuers, equipped with the necessary tools, rushed to the spot and carried out a coordinated operation to capture the python.
The snake was safely rescued without sustaining any injuries. Following the operation, it was released in a forest area in accordance with Forest Department guidelines and under the department's supervision.
Residents Urged Not to Handle Snakes
Wildlife rescuers have urged residents not to attempt to catch or kill snakes or other wild animals themselves.
They have advised people to contact trained wildlife rescuers or the Forest Department whenever a snake is spotted, ensuring the safety of both residents and the animal.
