Nikko’s mother selected a secluded spot at a school yard for her den. Although school was out for the summer, leaving plenty of time for the family to move on, caretakers wanted them removed. Trappers were called in and the three were brought to the Tucson Wildlife Center to prepare them for a release in a safe location.
Unfortunately, Nikko’s mother was so stressed by the trapping that she rejected her cubs. Nikko’s sibling did not survive. Although Nikko was being bottle fed around the clock, his only hope was foster bobcat mom, Ruby.
You must watch the heart-tugging video to see what happened next.
Then may we suggest that you buy a bracelet or three to support Tucson Wildlife Center. They work so hard to protect the critters large and small. you can buy one of a kind beautiful handmade bracelets made with donated beads at Silver Sea Jewelry & Gifts, 330 N. 4th Avenue in Tucson’s 4th Avenue District. (520.624.9954)
Or you can buy bracelets online via Etsy.com (add $4 S&H) All bracelets cost $20 and the entire $20 goes to the Tucson Wildlife Center. 
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