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Orphaned bobcat kittens welcomed at New Orleans zoo
Two bobcat kittens that have been discovered orphaned have been settling in effectively at their new home at Audubon Zoo in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Credit: Audubon Zoo by way of Storyful)
NEW ORLEANS – Two orphaned bobcat kittens have been just lately welcomed to their new home at Audubon Zoo in New Orleans, Louisiana.
The animals have been discovered with out their mother and father and have been transported to the zoo earlier this month.
The kittens, almost a 12 months old, have been stated to be “stuffed with vitality and curiosity for his or her new environment” on the Louisiana Swamp exhibit, in keeping with a press launch.
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“These two young males were raised by Wildlife Care of Southern California rehabilitation center before finding their permanent home at Audubon Zoo,” the zoo wrote. “Although close in age, the kittens are not brothers. “Once they arrived at Audubon, they were given names fitting their new Louisiana home: Creole, named after the Louisiana culture and lifestyle, and Chinchuba, which means ‘alligator’ within the Choctaw language,” they stated.
Storyful contributed to this report. This story was reported from Los Angeles.
