In a heartwarming turn of events, two young mountain lion cubs have found safety after a tragic incident in California. On November 9, 2023, their mother was tragically struck by a car, leaving the cubs orphaned and vulnerable.
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife sprang into action, rescuing the cubs and ensuring their well-being. Over the weekend, local residents reported sightings of the two tiny lions in their backyards, sparking concern and community support.
Both cubs are female and estimated to be between six to ten weeks old. Thanks to the swift response of wildlife officials, they were safely transported to the Oakland Zoo, where they will receive the care and protection they need to thrive.
This incident highlights the importance of wildlife conservation efforts and the vital role communities play in protecting endangered species. The Oakland Zoo is committed to providing a nurturing environment for these cubs, ensuring they have the best chance for a healthy and safe future.
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Orphaned mountain lion cubs find safety after tragic incident
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