Orphaned cougar cub rescued in Idaho finds home in Boston zoo...

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The kitten, named 'Blue', has arrived at the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston, where he is currently being bottle fed. Blue will stay at the zoo's hospital for at least 30 days and, when he is big enough, he will be moved to the Stone Zoo in Stoneham, just north of Boston.

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