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Amazing moment an off-duty policeman revives a tiny endangered leopard cat with CPR after it is hit by car

This is the heart-warming moment an endangered leopard cat was saved by an off-duty policeman after it was hit by a car.

The delicate feline was found seemingly lifeless on the road by a resident of Tongxiao township in West Taiwan's Miaoli county on July 15.

Residents picked up the injured cat and handed it to off-duty cop Lee Chien who lives nearby and he rushed the moggy back to Wumei Police Station.
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Endangered leopard receives CPR from off-duty policeman after it is hit by car | Daily Mail Online

Note that this took place in Miaoli (miao-li) county ....
 
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