The Oakland Zoo's rescued mountain lion cubs were critically ill when they were found stranded near Santa Cruz several months ago. They have now fully healed and have left the Bay Area for a new and permanent home.
A pair of rescued mountain lion cubs rehabbing at the Oakland Zoo have fully healed, paving the way for their move to a new and permanent Southern California home.
They were reported to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and, once the agency determined there was no mother nearby, transported to the Oakland Zoo’s Veterinary Hospital. Knowns and unknowns as state swoops in for Tenderloin Crackdown Here's what the California Highway Patrol and National Guard were — and were not — willing to say about their upcoming SF operation
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