I Saved a Mother Snow Leopard with a Giant Throat Tumor at –71°C

I found a dying mother snow leopard lying in the snow at –71°C.
A giant tumor on her throat was slowly suffocating her while her cub cried beside her.
This Arctic rescue became a race against ice, time, and death.

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At –71°C, survival in the Arctic is measured in minutes.
While crossing a frozen valley with my dog Laika, I discovered a mother snow leopard collapsed in the snow. A massive tumor had grown on her throat, making every breath a struggle. Nearby, her cub stood frozen in fear, crying for a mother who could barely move.
This video documents one of the most critical Arctic Rescue missions I have ever faced.
To save her life, I had to move the weakened snow leopard across the tundra using a handmade wooden sled. Inside my remote cabin, surrounded by extreme cold and limited tools, I performed an emergency procedure to remove the life-threatening throat tumor.
But this Arctic Rescue was not only about surgery. It was about patience, warmth, and trust. While the mother fought to breathe again, her cub needed milk, protection, and constant care to survive the Arctic night.
This Arctic Rescue tells a silent but powerful story of endurance, compassion, and the unbreakable bond between a mother and her young. From the moment of discovery to the final return to the wild, every step was a battle against the cold.
If you believe in real survival stories and wildlife rescue in the harshest environments on Earth, this Arctic Rescue is for you.

02:05 – The Giant Throat Tumor
04:32 – Preparing the Rescue Sled
07:08 – Crossing the Frozen Tundra
10:12 – Emergency Surgery Begins
15:40 – Caring for the Cub
18:55 – The Mother Wakes Up
22:10 – Recovery Inside the Cabin

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