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Orphaned Bear Cubs Receive Care, Prepare for Wild Release

3/25/2026

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Two orphaned black bear cubs from Monrovia, California, are in care at the San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife Center after their mother was euthanized.
Caretakers disguise themselves in bear masks and furs to prevent the cubs from associating humans with food.
The cubs arrived on March 15 and are under constant care.
If successful, they will be released back into the wild without knowledge of their human caregivers.

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Story summary

Two orphaned black bear cubs from Monrovia, California, are in care at the San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife Center after their mother was euthanized.
Caretakers disguise themselves in bear masks and furs to prevent the cubs from associating humans with food.
The cubs arrived on March 15 and are under constant care.
If successful, they will be released back into the wild without knowledge of their human caregivers.