Udhagamandalam: Tiger saved, MDT-23, was handed over to the rescue center at the MySore Zoo in Karnataka on the night of Friday and Saturday intervention.
Shekar Kumar Niraj, Head of the Head of the Head of Forest and Head of Warden Warden, said they had found many signs of injury to the animal’s body during the initial examination.
“Some of them are new injuries.
Some injuries have caused cell degradation which in turn can cause septicemia.” Niraj, who visited the rescue center, said the tiger seemed fine when reaching mysore zoo.
“The tiger has recovered from sedation and roared loudly and collected from home.
I have a detailed discussion with a veterinarian and rescue officials at the zoo.” After stabilizing the tiger on Saturday morning, a veterinarian conducted a test to identify the health problem MDT-23.
Tigers are in a dehydrated condition and the level of hemoglobin seems to fall gradually.
Niraj said the tiger fangs must be restored because erosion has resulted in its ability to eat properly, especially harder objects like bones.
“His front leg swelled because of colitis and had to be treated.
After stabilizing the tigers further by feeding him, the veterinarian will start treatment on Sunday.” The rescue center is a modern facility equipped with operation theater and diagnostic instruments.
The tiger was put in the cell that came with open space filled with trees, the official said.
“Open space will allow free moving animals.” The tiger has killed three people and 10 heads of livestock in the last two months in Nilgiris.