NEW BEDFORD — They are curious, playful and as cute as kittens. Orphaned in the wild in Southern California and deemed non-releasable back to the wild, two 10-week-old bobcats, a brother and sister, are the newest members of the city’s Buttonwood Park Zoo.The zoo has a “long history of working with injured and orphaned wildlife and the zoo keepers’ expertise in caring for many species of North American cats, including bobcats, makes us well suited to provide a great home for these
NEW BEDFORD — They are curious, playful and as cute as kittens. Orphaned in the wild in Southern California and deemed non-releasable back to the wild, two 10-week-old bobcats, a brother and sister, are the newest members of the city’s Buttonwood Park Zoo.The zoo has a “long history of working with injured and orphaned wildlife and the zoo keepers’ expertise in caring for many species of North American cats, including bobcats, makes us well suited to provide a great home for theseSource: Pair of bobcats from California find a new home at city’s Buttonwood Park Zoo
