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Black Bear Release 2021
Did you ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes when a bear is released? A lot of work!
Here is a glimpse just for you...
Note: All bears shown in this video clip are under sedation and are monitored closely be our own animal care staff, external vets and the biologist for British Columbia.
Critter Care Wildlife Society News
When Tegan Owen began searching for wildlife internships abroad, she had one goal in mind: to gain hands-on experience in animal rescue and rehabilitation. That search led her from her hometown of Sheffield, England, to British Columbia, where she joined Critter Care Wildlife Society as an intern.
At Critter Care Wildlife Society, rescuing orphaned bear cubs is no small task. Emma Robson, Junior Wildlife Supervisor and Head Bear Supervisor, shares the process of how Critter Care steps in to give these vulnerable cubs a second chance at life.
It’s difficult to believe that it’s been seven months since Teetonka and Kaya first arrived at Critter Care! These two bobcat kittens, both orphaned in Mission, have come a long way from their early days of uncertainty and struggle.
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