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Thank you for catching the typo

Thank you Mike. There’s a book that was published in the last couple of years that focuses on a mt. lion who traveled from the Black Hills in South Dakota to Connecticut. I didn’t realize that pumas were released in Oklahoma

One of the ear-tagged and chipped pumas was taken (legally) by a hunter FIVE years later. Guess where? South Dakota! Pretty long walk and countless numbers of road and river crossings. Amazing cat.

Should have been “domestic cats”, not cars

Hi. This is A sad but not terribly unusual story. We live in Tulsa and have had two pet bobcats. ( full feral, wild-caught parents )
Only two vets in Tulsa would accept them in their practice because their metabolism is completely different from domestic cats. Interbreeding w Bobcats is very unusual but does happen. Many bobcats and cougars have been killed during rescue operations because they were treated like domestic cars regarding dosage of antisthetics. If you haven’t already, you should try to find a vet w this specific specialty (exotic cats and animals) The same vet will probably be able to handle your average domestic animals as well. So sorry to hear of the loss of your female kitten. Our last male Bobcat became a state record in Okla for oldest
( longest life) on record— 23 years. “Echo” went to over 309 soccer games in his lifetime and probably 100 Cub Scout/Boy Scout meetings, science classes, etc. Still miss him every time I look outside at his old pen (RE-purposed tenni court)

I’m sorry… do you have pictures?