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Colorado Parks and Wildlife relocates mountain lion spotted in neighborhood tree

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers were called to investigate a mountain lion that had decided to climb a tree in Westminster on Tuesday and hang out for a while. Westminster police said they received a call about the mountain lion in the tree before 11 a.m. Officers closed Eaton Street between 112th Avenue and 113th Avenue and urged neighbors to stay clear of the area and to not approach the mountain lion. A mountain lion was spotted in a Westminster neighborhood about eight feet up in a tree. 

CPW said the juvenile male mountain lion weighs approximately 80 pounds and was about eight feet high in the tree. They believe the big cat had wandered away from its home in search of food.  CPW tranquilized the animal to get it down from the tree. He will be transported and relocated to an area west of Castle Rock.  “Our neighbors sent us a photo, and we saw this tail,” said one resident.  Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers tranquilized a mountain lion that will be relocated from a neighborhood in Westminster to west of Castle Rock.  “We’ve never had this happen before, so it’s really fun to see them in action,” said another resident.  CPW said they received several calls over the weekend about mountain lion sightings in the same neighborhood.

They said while it is unusual to see a mountain lion in that area, it is not unheard of.  CPW said anyone who sees a mountain lion in a yard or near homes is urged to call authorities. 

Source: Colorado Parks and Wildlife relocates mountain lion spotted in neighborhood tree – CBS Colorado

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Mountain lion cub rescued in Santa Monica Mountains is recovering after having leg amputated

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A mountain lion cub who was rescued in the Santa Monica Mountains after being abandoned by his mother at just three weeks old is recovering well after a life-changing surgery. The cub named Crimson had been receiving treatment at the Oakland Zoo, where veterinarians spent months figuring out how to save one of his hind feet that was missing toes. In a post on Facebook, the zoo said they tried several approaches, but protecting the limb became more difficult as Crimson became larger and more active. They eventually determined that amputation the affected limb would give him the best chance.

The surgery was performed successfully and the zoo says Crimson has “proven to be incredibly resilient.” “Almost immediately after surgery, he returned to the curious, energetic behavior expected of a growing mountain lion cub. Based on his recovery trajectory to date, we are optimistic that he will continue to adapt exceptionally well. While he may experience some limitations in climbing ability or speed, these can be accommodated through thoughtful habitat design and specialized husbandry in an appropriate future home,” the zoo said in its post. New video shows the now 5-month-old cub sprinting around his habitat and appearing to thrive.

Source: Crimson update: Mountain lion cub rescued in Santa Monica Mountains is recovering after having leg amputated – ABC7 Los Angeles

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Rescued Mountain lion cub at Oakland Zoo becomes fan favorite online

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Inside a small enclosure lined with blankets and surrounded by at least two dozen stuffed animals, 5-week-old Crimson bats and tumbles. Then, he drops low, giving a quick pre-pounce shimmy before springing at his next “victim,” a fuzzy purple dinosaur with yellow hair. “These toys are a temporary replacement for the siblings he unfortunately doesn’t have anymore,” said Amber Foley, Oakland Zoo’s lead keeper. Crimson is a mountain lion cub who was found alone in the Santa Monica Mountains. One of the youngest animals the Oakland Zoo has ever taken in, and likely one of its cutest. 

Foley said he has quickly captured attention far beyond the zoo’s walls. “It’s wild, everyone all over social media has really taken to this guy, his story is in the newspapers, has grown a really huge fan following,” she said. His posts, featuring his big blue eyes and fuzzy black spots, have garnered millions of views, with articles in major papers around the country and across the pond. Wildlife officials aren’t sure exactly what happened, but believe his mother may have abandoned him because of missing toes on his hind foot. In the wild, that kind of difference rarely ends well. At the zoo, it means constant care, a bottle every three to four hours, and a furry cloth used as a stand-in for his mother. 

Source: Mountain lion cub at Oakland Zoo becomes fan favorite online – CBS San Francisco, You Tube Rescued Mountain Cub

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