SINGAPORE — A young wild boar that was trapped in a road divider along Punggol Road last Wednesday (Sept 21) was euthanised after a National Parks (NParks) veterinarian determined the animal to be in poor condition.
SINGAPORE — A young wild boar that was trapped in a road divider along Punggol Road last Wednesday was euthanised after a National Parks Board veterinarian determined the animal to be in poor condition.
The boar was sedated with a tranquiliser dart and freed from the railing by NParks employees, then assessed by the on-site veterinarian. In another video, the boar is then seen stuck between two fence pickets, with its hind legs unable to fit through the space between the pickets.
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