A mountain lion cub named Crimson had his leg amputated. This procedure was necessary after he was found with missing toes. Crimson is a rescued cub being cared for at the Oakland Zoo.
Further details about Crimson's condition and the amputation procedure are available from the source. The cub's resilience has been noted, with descriptions of him as incredibly resilient.
The source provides more information about Crimson's situation and his care at the zoo.
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