‘Reunited and it feels so good.’ Watch a Florida panther finally find her lost kitten

Warning: This video stands out as the cutest factor you've gotten seen shortly.

Thanks, Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Fee for capturing it and making our weekend.

On Friday, the company posted a black and white clip on its Fb web page of a stupendous reunion between a Florida panther and her misplaced kitten, after which gave followers the again story:

Again in March, after the 4-month-old in some way bought separated from her mom in Collier County, staffers launched a search within the space, to no avail.

The kitten was taken to Naples Zoo and a towel with its scent was positioned within the space the place it was discovered.

When that didn’t work, biologists then tried to draw the Florida panther together with her precise child, by putting the baby in a cage in the identical space. After two days, the FWC was nearly about to surrender, the company’s submit says. Lastly, after the third evening, Mother lastly appeared.

Livestream video captures the candy second the grownup panther occurs upon the cage and the kitten begins to meow loudly in recognition.

A biologist opened the cage, the Fish and Wildlife says, and out pops the kitten, scampering over to Mama.

“Reunited and it feels so good,” reads the textual content on display, referencing the basic “Peaches & Herb” track.

Later footage reveals the pair collectively strolling, Mini Me tailing intently behind.

Although the kitten is sporting an expandable collar within the clips, it should quickly drop off, the FWC says, including each animals will probably be monitored in case they occur to separate up once more.

The submit ends with a reminder that Friday is Endangered Species Day, and the Florida panther’s present standing is listed as endangered. There are solely about 130 left within the wild.

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