A BOBCAT KITTEN, THAT IS BEING CARED FOR AT THE WILDLIFE EDUCATION AND REHABILITATION CENTER IN MORGAN HILL, IS CURRENTLY SCHEDULED TO BE RELEASED BACK TO THE WILD IN NOVEMBER. THE KIT, NAMED FAIRFIELD, WAS FOUND IN THE CITY OF THE SAME NAME AFTER IT’S MOTHER WAS SHOT. FAIRFIELD WEIGHED ONLY 2-AND-A-HALF POUNDS AT THE TIME, AND WAS ONLY 10 WEEKS OLD. THE MORGAN HILL CENTER IS CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF SUCCESSFULLY RAISING AND RELEASING ORPHANED AND INJURED BOBCATS BACK INTO THEIR NATIVE HABITAT. THE “FOSTER MOTHERS” AT W.E.R.C. USE INNOVATIVE, ANTI-IMPRINTING TECHNIQUES SO THAT THE BOBCATS THEY CARE FOR CAN BE RETURNED TO THE WILD.
