Mountain lion P-22, the "Hollywood cat," euthanized due to injuries, poor health
The beloved animal, who helped raise awareness for California's big cat population for more than a decade, was "compassionately euthanized," officials said.
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The beloved animal, who helped raise awareness for California's big cat population for more than a decade, was "compassionately euthanized," officials said.
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