Two orphaned puma cubs who lost their mother were sent to the Philadelphia Zoo.

<div class="block">Two orphaned puma cubs who lost their mother were sent to the Philadelphia Zoo.</div>

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One Good Thing: Two Puma Cubs Rescued, Sent to Philadelphia Zoo

And we know life can be tough sometimes. So we'd like to take a moment to share one good thing happening in the world today. Two orphan puma cubs have arrived at the Philadelphia Zoo, which will now be their permanent home. Unfortunately, the cubs mother is believed to have been shot by a farmer, but the two babies were rescued in Washington this summer by the State Department of Fish and Wildlife where the 20 to 20 weeks old pumas were cared for. The male cub is named El Brock in honor of the country's leading Puma researcher and the female cub is named Olympia. After the state capital of Washington, they were sent to the Philadelphia Zoo because of its expertise in caring for Pumas. And after some care, the two will make their public debut in the early fall. Very cute.