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A young mountain lion found hurt on a Los Angeles County road is now thriving in a Northern California wildlife center, where she'll learn survival skills alongside another rescued cub before returning to the wild. Wildlife officials spent over a week trying to reunite her with her mother before choosing rehabilitation as the safest path forward.
A young mountain lion found injured and alone on a Castaic road is now healing at a wildlife rescue center. The 4-month-old cub will be paired with another young lion before returning to the wild.
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A 77-pound mountain lion who wandered into San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood was safely captured and will be released back into the wild with a new tracking collar. The 30-hour rescue operation brought together five agencies to help the young cat find his way home.
A coyote casually strolled through a live news broadcast about a mountain lion capture in San Francisco, creating a perfect moment of wildlife comedy. The young cougar was safely tranquilized and will return to the wild.
A yearling mountain lion that wandered into San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood was safely tranquilized and captured Tuesday, headed for release in better habitat. The young male likely got lost while leaving his mother, a growing problem as development shrinks wildlife corridors.
A young mountain lion that wandered into San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood was safely tranquilized and will return to wild habitat on the Peninsula. The careful 30-hour operation ended with the 77-pound cat getting a health checkup and a new tracking collar.