Thousands are expected to flock to the park Sunday morning to celebrate the legacy of P-22 – and learn what's next.
The legacy of Los Angeles' most famous mountain lion continues Sunday at Griffith Park with the eighth annual P-22 Day. Wildlife supporters will unite at Shane's Inspiration playground from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. to enjoy live music, food trucks, muralists and native-plant giveaways.
Thought to be about 12 years old at the time of his death, the mountain lion was “compassionately euthanized” in December 2022. He was suffering from a number of health issues at the time as well as from internal injuries that officials believed occurred after he was hit by a car. The cougar’s popularity only grew through the years after his picture was first seen in The Times and in other news coverage over the years. By order of the Los Angeles City Council, every Oct.
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