A mountain lion that ended up on a homeowner’s porch in Boulder was safely relocated Sunday morning, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials.
The mountain lion was reported by the homeowners at 7:30 a.m. Sunday at a home near the intersection of 23rd Street and Panorama Avenue, according to CPW officials. The homeowners said their dog alerted them that something was in the backyard underneath the decking that had a clearance from the ground. Thinking it was probably a raccoon, the homeowners immediately called CPW once they realized what had arrived overnight.
Sunday morning, wildlife officers relocated a mountain lion from under a deck in Boulder. The YouTube video linked here shows that relocation with a wildlife officer explaining what is taking place and what residents of #Boulder need to know.https://t.co/EGBWKC1xdG pic.twitter.com/XMj8fwat96 CPW said that since Jan. 15 of this year, the agency has received 17 reports of mountain lions in the city of Boulder, not including Sunday’s call.
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