3 mountain lion cubs rescued

Three orphaned mountain lion cubs get TLC at California's Oakland Zoo: See adorable video
Three mountain lion cubs, believed to have been orphaned after their mother was killed by a car, are currently recovering at the Oakland Zoo in California. Fern, Thistle and Spruce were found by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) in Portola Valley in San Mateo County less than half a mile from where a female lion was hit by a car,
Oakland Zoo rescues 3 mountain lion cubs orphaned on the Peninsula
Three young mountain lion cubs that were found orphaned in San Mateo County are being treated at the Oakland Zoo after being rescued by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW).
Orphan mountain lion cubs found hiding under car after mom killed, California zoo says
The siblings, now named Fern, Thistle and Spruce, were found to be relatively healthy but thin after a week or so without their mother, zoo officials said.
3 mountain lion cubs rescued after car kills female puma in Portola Valley
Three orphaned mountain lion cubs, two male and one female, found in San Mateo County last week were rescued and brought to the Oakland Zoo, officials said. The cubs, named Fern, Thistle and Spruce, are “relatively healthy” and recovering at the zoo’s veterinary hospital following their rescue in Portola Valley,
Rescuers Save 3 Mountain Lion Cubs Found Hiding Under a Car After Their Mother's Death
The cubs', Fern, Thistle, and Spruce, are about 10 months old and are 'relatively healthy' despite living without their mom for two weeks
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