Bhopal: Five-year-old feminine Namibian cheetah `Sasha`, who reportedly died because of critical renal (kidney associated) on Monday, her ailment was first detected within the final week of January, three month after she together with seven different huge cats had been launched at Madhya Pradesh`s Kuno National Park (KNP). According to sources within the state Forest Department, Sasha was noticed mendacity lazily in her huge enclosure on January 23, after which the three medical doctors crew had shifted her for remedy at a quarantine `Boma` (small enclosure). Later, Sasha`s blood pattern was despatched to Van Vihar National Park in Bhopal and a crew of veterinary medical doctors established that she was struggling with kidney an infection. Subsequent ultrasound examination of Sasha at KNP confirmed the blood check report findings.
Since then, veterinary medical doctors in coordination with their counterparts in Namibia and South Africa, had been administering remedy to the feminine Cheetah and had been monitoring her each day actions intently.
दिनांक 22.01.23 से आज साशा की मृत्यु तक कुनो में पदस्थ सभी वन्य प्राणी चिकित्सकों तथा नमिबिआई विशेषज्ञ डॉ. इलाई वॉकर द्वारा रात दिन उपचार किया गया और प्रिटोरिया विश्व विद्यालय दक्षिण अफ्रीका के विशेषज्ञ डॉ. एड्रिअन तोर्दीफ़ से लगातार संपर्क में रहे | … 3/n https://t.co/lwHdlQK2sZ
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“Around one-and-a-half month back when her health condition had improved marginally, the officials in Madhya Pradesh Forest Department, who were monitoring Sasha`s movement regularly, had high hope that she will survive now,” a supply privy with the event advised IANS on situation of anonymity.
Further, the KNP, in session with consultants from Wildlife Institute of India (WII) Dehradun, made all efforts to safe the medical remedy historical past of Sasha from the Cheetah Conservation Foundation in Namibia.
“In her treatment history, it was found that before being flown to India, the female Cheetah`s last blood test on August 15, 2022, had revealed that the creatinine level was above 400, which was suggestive that the female Cheetah was suffering from renal infection before being trans-located to India,” sources claimed.
Since January 22, Sasha had been below extended remedy of veterinary medical doctors posted on the KNP, a Namibian veterinary specialist, and senior veterinary knowledgeable Adrian Tordiffe of University Of Pretoria, South Africa.
On February 18, a crew of veterinary consultants from South Africa, who arrived on the KNP together with the 12 South African cheetahs, too had examined Sasha and reportedly expressed satisfaction with the medical measures being undertaken on the KNP to maintain her comparatively wholesome regardless of being troubled with extreme power renal ailment.
The KNP now has 19 African cheetahs. Of them, 12, introduced from South Africa on February 18, are within the quarantine Bomas. Out of remaining seven, which had been flown from Namibia on Prime Minister Narendra Modi`s birthday (September 17, 2022), 4 at the moment are within the open jungles of the KNP and three are in huge enclosures, awaiting for his or her flip to be launched into the open jungles.
Of 4 cheetahs who’re in open jungles, two (one male and a feminine) had been launched within the jungles on March 11, whereas two others (each male) had been launched on March 22.
