They are all orphans who were rescued from the Zogg Fire in Shasta County.
A CAL FIRE firefighter found Captain Cal wandering alone with with severe burns on his paws. California Fish & Game brought him to the Oakland Zoo for treatment.
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The sisters were found a couple of weeks later without their mother but otherwise in good condition.
Three's company! 🐱🐱🐱#CaptainCal and our 2 orphaned mtn lion females finally got to meet each other "paws-to-paws", as you can see, it was a heartwarming hit! As our head vet Dr. Herman put it: "Rough and tumble, then a long snuggle."
— Oakland Boo 🎃 (@oakzoo) October 29, 2020
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The three cubs were put into the same pen for the first time this week. The zoo called it a "heartwarming hit."
The zoo says the cubs can't be released back into the wild.
But they will have each other until a permanent home can be found.
This image shows a mountain lion cub rescued from a wildfire in Shasta County, Calif. in September 2020.
Oakland Zoo
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