We're celebrating the release of these bobcats. Orphaned and raised at WildCareOklahoma, they are now enjoying a second chance at freedom and life in the wild. Thank you to everyone who has helped make this and thousands of other releases of injured, ill, and orphaned native wildlife possible! Video credit: Kyle Lentz, WildCare Oklahoma #wildcareoklahoma #FourthOfJuly #wildliferehabilitation #wildliferehab #wildlife #wildliferescue #4thofJuly #charity #nonprofit #nonprofitorganization | WildCare

This week, we released three bobcats that came to WildCare as kittens in the spring of 2021. Each was orphaned. They were raised together despite not being siblings because they were all around the same age when they arrived at WildCare. Bobcat kittens stay with their mothers for 9 to 12 months, which we emulate here at WildCare - the reason for their length of stay. As you can see from the video, they knew just what to do when the crate doors are opened. They will now get a second chance at lif