TUCSON, Ariz. — Two bobcat kittens were found on the grounds of a Tucson treatment center last week.
According to the Arizona Game and Fish Department, one of the animals bit a worker attempting to move them. The worker has since been treated for rabies.
AZGFD relocated the kittens to SW Wildlife in Scottsdale.
They will be released into the wild when they are older.
Bobcat kittens, one of which bit a worker attempting to move them last week on the grounds of a Tucson treatment center. The worker was treated for rabies. @azgfdTucson took the kittens to SW Wildlife in Scottsdale. They will be released when older. Leave baby wildlife alone. pic.twitter.com/B370w4kEJU
— AZ Game & Fish Dept (@azgfdTucson) July 15, 2020
