An Amerindic Greenwich Village was   woken up on Sunday sunrise with skreak roars coming from a nearby well .

While hunting prey in the dark of dark , a female leopard had managed to fall into an   18 - meter - cryptic ( 60 feet ) water well on the sharpness of Pimpalgaon Siddhanath hamlet in rural Maharashtra . Bobbing its oral sex up and down in the water and struggling for air , time was of the essence . The nonprofit animal conservation groupWildlife SOSquickly turned up on the   view and hatched a rescue plan with the help of local resident .

“ The Panthera pardus was in a state of panic and had to be rescued immediately , ” Dr Ajay Deshmukh , senior veterinary surgeon at Wildlife SOS , told theIndian Express .

first of all , they dropped a makeshift wooden raft into the well to give the Panthera pardus something to hold on to . They then lower a alloy cage into the well with the help of the dozens of hoi polloi who had gathered out of concern and rarity .

fortunately , all cash in one’s chips to plan . The veterinarians give the leopard a check - up and found that she was hefty enough to be released back into the wild , despite her troubling morning .

“ It ’s striking to see so many people work together to save a trammel Panthera pardus , ” Wildlife SOS Executive Director Nikki Sharp enounce in apress going . “ We often find out account of these beast being poach for their skins , poison , even set on attack . So it ’s deeply recreate to see a community draw together to help a predator . We ’ve been working very severely in this area to help educate mass about wildlife . We hope this is a sign that the knowingness programme is pay off . ”

Residents of this rural scoop of India are no stranger to Panthera pardus . As Wildlife SOS explained ina statementon the rescue : “ Leopards are often spotted in this region , as there are several sugarcane fields that put up a good book binding of these brute , who are struggling to ascertain a foothold in the vanishing forests due to habitat change . ”

you could watch the miraculous rescue in theWildlife SOSvideo below .