Heeding the call of a citizen, the environmental group of the National Police moved to rural area of ​​the municipality of Riohacha where the presence of some cats were reported near a school and indigenous communities.

In the first inspection visit they found no animals, Nevertheless, It conducted an awareness campaign informing to keep in captivity wild fauna considered a criminal offense. Last few hours of the visit, They received a call from one of the people who claimed to have found 2 small cats, to the approach again they attended the voluntary surrender by an indigenous Wayuu, identifying 2 Cougars days old.

The Yaguarundi or cat moro a carnivorous mammal of the Felidae family of brown coat with black uniform, whose condition is of minor concern; smaller than a cat Puma concolor.

Fulfilling the protocol, individuals were made available to Corpoguajira, where professional evaluated and assessed conditions; determining that for healthy development must go through a process of lifting considering that they have few days old, and not having a mother at his side do not have optimal survival conditions to return immediately to wildlife.

During a period they will be treated at home step that tells the corporation and soon will be released into their natural habitat.