Mountain Lion Rescued from Tree in Tustin, California
A family dog chased a young mountain lion up a tree, prompting a coordinated rescue and relocation effort by local authorities.
- The incident occurred on November 18 when a family dog chased a mountain lion into a tree in a Tustin neighborhood.
- Authorities from the Tustin Police Department, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and Orange County Fire Authority responded to the scene.
- The mountain lion was tranquilized, safely removed from the tree, and transported to the Cleveland National Forest.
- Mountain lions are specially protected in California and are relocated if deemed non-threatening.
- Residents are reminded to maintain a safe distance from wildlife and contact authorities for assistance.