A leopard escapes captivity to seek legal protection from Congress.
Bollo is captured in New York for the fur trade. His initial confinement highlights the commercial exploitation of wildlife.
Bollo breaks free from his cage and navigates the dangerous city streets. This marks his transition from victim to active survivor.
Bollo travels across the country toward Washington D.C. The journey tests his endurance as he approaches the seat of political power.
Bollo presents his case to Congress and secures legal protection. The story concludes with his successful transition to a protected status.
Bollo, a leopard brought to New York to be made into a fur coat, manages to escape to Washington to try to get Congress to declare him an endangered species.
Rick Reinert
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