She has been released and lives free.
Such beautiful animals!!!
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| Sarah came to us under a pound in weight. She has fatty liver disease and a neuromuscular disease similar to Lou Gerig's Disease. She is small for her age and will require observation, special diet, and medical care for the rest of her life. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Susu also came as a kitten. She had three types of mange....one of which is genetic and would crust over her eyes effectively blinding her. She would be unable to hunt. She also lacks the ability to kill. She would rather mother a rat than kill it for food. She lives at the Wildlife Center in a pen adjoining Sarah's. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Kali came as a baby whose mother had been killed. She had some mange that finally cleared up. Her name came from Kali, Goddess of Death and Destruction. She was so mean! We must keep bobcats a year before release. She stayed longer because a bobcat must be free from mange a year before release. She was raised with little interaction with people so as not to have her identify with them. She has been released and lives free. |
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| Nasty Boy and Nasty Girl came as small kittens who had lost their mothers. They were raised with the prospect of releasing them back into the wild. Minimal contact with people. They were successfully released in the summer of 1999. Such beautiful animals!!! |
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