Learn About Bear Cubs Ready To Hibernate
Great NEWS
Our bigger cubs, 8 in total including Bubbles, are ready to hibernate. They are too lazy to get up in the morning and sleeping longer and longer. We are now cutting back their food and have placed these gorgeous Christmas trees in their enclosure. They will use these trees to block off their dens and get comfy for the winter’s snooze! Smart bear, eh? That’s 8 going down and 14 to go!
Thank you
A very special thanks to
Lynn at @DogwoodChristmasTreeFarm
in Langley who has donated as many trees as we need for our bears (and the otters will need a few too). We are very grateful for their generous donation.
Thank you so much!!! They have a huge selection of fabulous Christmas trees on their 20 acre farm (so many gorgeous trees! - check out their Facebook page!).
Brandon and Ethan, our intern from the UK, went to do the Cut and Carry deed today.
Save Our Bears
If you would like to Save Our Bears and donate a little to help build their sorely need enclosure see Care for the Animals.
Critter Care Wildlife Society News
We’re grateful to CTV News for helping share the story of Castor and Lyra—two orphaned bear cubs who are now safe and receiving care at Critter Care Wildlife Society.
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