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I have a fix for this and I have a pull request open to get this pulled in to the main ec2-plugin repo. If your interested you can view the PR here: https://github.com/jenkinsci/ec2-plugin/pull/46 .
Basically what I found is previously the plugin was typically retrieving the first EC2Cloud instead of the EC2Cloud that the specific slave belongs to. This is what I've addressed in my changes. I tested it and confirmed with two different EC2Clouds added and two templates (one from each cloud), that I could properly add and delete instances from each template, which I previously couldn't do with any templates from the second cloud.