Wildlife Center Staff Dress as Bears to Care for Orphaned Cubs

Mar 25, 2026(7 months ago)|
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Key Point

San Diego wildlife center cares for orphaned bear cubs with staff in bear costumes.

What Happened

After a mother bear was euthanized in Monrovia, her two cubs were moved to San Diego Humane Society where staff dress as bears to minimize human imprinting during rehabilitation.

Why It Matters

A heartwarming wildlife story — and a glimpse into how SoCal manages bear-human conflicts as urban development encroaches on habitats.

Staff at San Diego Humane Society's wildlife center are wearing bear costumes to care for two orphaned cubs whose mother was euthanized in Monrovia last week.

This article was written by OC LifeHub staff with AI assistance, based on reporting by ABC7 Los Angeles, and fact-checked against the source.

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ABC7 Los Angeles

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Community

Published

Mar 25, 2026

7 months ago

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