villagers save leopard

A leopard, clinging to a pile of sticks deep inside a well in India, is rescued from drowning by a group of villagers. The footage, published by Wildlife SOS, shows the group from Pimpalgaon Siddhanath in the nation’s central west lowering a cage into the 20m deep well before the big cat jumps into it and to safety. Source: Youtube/Wildlife SOS Tuesday 9 August 2016 21.16 EDT

Since leopards might reasonably be expected to eat the villagers' livestock -- not to mention, perhaps, a lunch-sized child -- does this act come within the purview of the Preserve Your Enemies gene?