"We love their sass … from a safe distance." Wildlife rescuers respond after baby bobcat found suffering from heartbreaking malady: ''We do see a lot of ... poisoning'" first appeared on The Cool Down ...

The four-week-old is "clinically healthy, but dehydrated, and with the usual allotment of ticks and fleas" Updated: 12:47 PM EDT Aug 5, 2017 Michelle Robertson, SFGATE Rarely seen bobcat kitten ...

The four-week-old is "clinically healthy, but dehydrated, and with the usual allotment of ticks and fleas" Updated: 9:47 AM PDT Aug 5, 2017 Michelle Robertson, SFGATE Rarely seen bobcat kitten ...

Thanks to their adaptability and hunting prowess, Bobcats (Lynx rufus) are one of the most successful and widespread ...

The four-week-old is "clinically healthy, but dehydrated, and with the usual allotment of ticks and fleas" Updated: 11:47 AM CDT Aug 5, 2017 Michelle Robertson, SFGATE Rarely seen bobcat kitten ...

The pair of bobcat kittens have been placed at the Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation facility in Kendalia, Texas. Kelly McCoy, Director of Animal Operations, said that the bobcat kittens will need ...

The bobcat kitten was taken back to Newhouse Wildlife Rescue and cared for overnight. The bobcat's blood wasn't clotting, a common sign of anti-coagulant rodenticide poisoning.

On Monday, the bobcat kittens -- one male and one female -- were taken to Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation in Kendalia, Texas, the sanctuary's founder and president, Lynn Cuny, told ABC News.

This orphaned bobcat kitten weighed just 3 pounds when she was rescued in August after her mother and brother were hit and killed by cars. (Courtesy of Wildwoods Wildlife Rehabilitation in Duluth ...