Living in today’s world can be a daunting experience for big cats as their natural habitats are shrinking due to urbanization. The situation can be even more frightening for a young kitten that has become separated from its mother and siblings. Thankfully, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife team is a group of dedicated individuals who work tirelessly to protect and preserve the unique wildlife of Colorado. On July 10th, they received a call regarding a lost bobcat kitten who had taken refuge under the hood of a vehicle. Fortunately, a woman visiting from Indiana came to the rescue by attracting the kitten with a sandwich and waiting for the rescue workers to relocate it to a safer environment.
The little bobcat was scared and alone when it was taken away from its family. The Wet Mountain Wildlife Rehabilitation center provided it with the care and attention it needed until it was ready to be let back into the wild. But fate had a surprise waiting for the tiny critter. Colorado Parks and Wildlife stumbled upon two more bobcat kittens that turned out to be its siblings! The photos of the adorable trio show how happy they are to be reunited. This bobcat family is now under good care and will receive all the necessary attention they need.
A truck driver was pleasantly surprised during the holiday season when he was able to reunite with his beloved feline friend. For the trucker, this reunion was a truly miraculous and heartwarming experience, as he was thrilled to have his furry companion back in his life.
As per the latest updates from the nearby news channels, it is confirmed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife that the two young mountain lion siblings will stick together until they are ready to be safely released back into their natural habitat. The babies are healthy and seem happy in each other’s company. The team at Wet Mountain Wildlife Rehabilitation is taking good care of these adorable creatures and sharing pictures and regular progress reports to keep us all updated before they can be set free into the wild.
