On Sunday, California Department of Fish and Wildlife brought 3 orphaned mountain lion cubs to Oakland Zoo’s vet hospital. The trio, estimated to be about 3 months old, were found in Portola Valley.

Fern and Thistle, two orphaned mountain lion cubs, will call the Phoenix Zoo their “fur-ever” home. The two cubs will be transferred from the Oakland Zoo to Phoenix in the coming weeks and get ...

It took nearly five months of careful rehabilitation to nurse the young male lion back to health without letting it get too ...

A mountain lion was recently spotted strolling outside a home in Forestville, a rare but not unheard-of sighting in ...

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC) has confirmed reports of two separate mountain lions observed with kittens in different regions of the state.

Lion Country Safari welcomed African lion cubs in April, 2025. You can vote to name them and watch the cute baby cubs on the zoo's new livestream.

Photos were taken in October 2024 in Osage County of an adult mountain lion with two half-grown kittens. Another photo of an adult was taken in December 2024 with three smaller kittens.

Lion Country Safari is celebrating a litter of two African lion cubs born April 21! Both female cubs are the firstborn to 5-year-old mom, Mara, and the second litter sired by 10-year-old Vander.

Hundreds of visitors gathered at the Phoenix Zoo on Tuesday to celebrate the first birthday of the zoo's African lion cubs, Azizi and Jasiri. Watch Now .

A Buckeye man who killed a mountain lion that attacked him and his dog would not face legal consequences because he acted in self-defense, state wildlife officials said.. The incident occurred ...

The Brief. Phoenix Zoo lion cubs, Azizi and Jasiri, celebrated their very first birthdays on June 3. They had a day complete with cupcakes, "Happy Birthday" singalongs and enrichment activities.

Lion cubs born in April finally ready for their close-up. By Talker News; Jun 12, 2025 Jun 12, 2025 Updated Jun 12, 2025 (West Midlands Safari Park via SWNS) By Talker. By Ed Chatterton.