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Rescued Indian gaur released into Bor Tiger Reserve after successful rehabilitation

The gaur was rescued after being trapped between two Pune Municipal Corporation water pipelines along Canal Road near Sinhagad Road in Vishrantinagar on June 30, officials said

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The gaur was released into Compartment No. 240 of the Navargaon Beat under the New Bor Forest Range of the Bor Tiger Reserve. Pic/Special Arrangement

The gaur was released into Compartment No. 240 of the Navargaon Beat under the New Bor Forest Range of the Bor Tiger Reserve. Pic/Special Arrangement

The adult male Indian gaur that was rescued after becoming trapped between two large water pipelines in Pune has now been successfully released into its natural habitat at the Bor Tiger Reserve in Wardha district in Maharashtra.

The Pune Forest Division confirmed on Wednesday that the gaur was relocated after being declared medically fit following a detailed veterinary examination.

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