SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) -- Two orphaned coyote pups who were under the care of the San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center have been relocated to their new home on the East Coast.

The first pup, a female, was only two days old when she was found and presumed abandoned under a deck in Palm Desert, the humane society stated in a news release. She was bottle-fed for two weeks by her rescuer until she was brought to the humane society in April.

The second pup, a male, was rescued from the Long Beach area in May and arrived to the humane society with his eyes still closed. He, too, required bottle feeding until he was large enough to be with the other coyotes.

Both coyotes were cared for by the Project Wildlife team at SDHS's Ramona campus until staff determined they could not safel

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