Growing, with big appetites: Bobcat kittens thriving at Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center
Read full article: Growing, with big appetites: Bobcat kittens thriving at Southwest Virginia Wildlife CenterโThe bobcats are doing great. They have probably tripled, not quadrupled in size at this point. Theyโre eating the equivalent of one whole chicken a day โฆ but theyโre doing wonderful,โ said SWVA Wildlife Center Executive Director Chester Leonard.
Raising elusive bobcats: kittens thriving at Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center
Read full article: Raising elusive bobcats: kittens thriving at Southwest Virginia Wildlife CenterAn elusive creature rarely seen, but most notablyย heardย at dusk in the Blue Ridge Mountains have captured the communities fascination for decades. Two new bobcat kittens just arrived at the Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center in Roanoke, bringing their litter now up to three.
Not your ordinary kitten: Exclusive look at the care of a baby bobcat at SWVA Wildlife Center
Read full article: Not your ordinary kitten: Exclusive look at the care of a baby bobcat at SWVA Wildlife CenterThe Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center has welcomed its first bobcat kitten of 2025. Itโs distinct sounds can once again be heard at the Roanoke facility. Watch as 10 News Anchor Rachel Lucas got to feed the kitten rescued in Floyd County.
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Bobcat that attacked multiple people tests positive for rabies, authorities say
Read full article: Bobcat that attacked multiple people tests positive for rabies, authorities sayThe bobcat that sent one man to the hospital and attacked two others has tested positive for rabies, according to the Mount Rogers Health District.
