Last week, P-22's remains arrived at the National History Museum of Los Angeles County. Upon his arrival, tribal representatives led a blessing ceremony welcoming P-22 'back to his homeland.'
Additionally, the museum said it is talking with Native American communities including descendants and representatives from several Chumash, Gabrieleño/Tongva and Tataviam tribes "to help navigate this unprecedented situation."
NHMLA also met with descendants from the Gabrielino-Shoshone, Akimel O’otham and Luiseño tribes for the blessing ceremony. "P-22's advanced age, combined with chronic, debilitating, life-shortening conditions and the clear need for extensive long-term veterinary intervention left P-22 with no hope for a positive outcome," the CDFW said in aP-22, the photogenic mountain lion who roamed the Hollywood Hills for the better part of a decade, was euthanized over the weekend. Mourners gathered in Griffith Park to honor the fallen feline.
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