Two sets of rehabilitated bear cubs, five in total, were released into two different locations outside of Pagosa Springs, ...

After recording the video, the resident − who told the group to stop bothering the cubs − alerted maintenance for the complex ...

In April, a group of people in Asheville, North Carolina, were filmed pulling the cub from a tree to pose with it for photos, at one point dropping the frightened animal.

A black bear cub rescued after being harassed and pulled out of a tree for a photo op has been released back into the wild.

It’s that time of year when orphaned bear cubs return to the wilderness in Colorado, so long as they’ve fattened up enough, ...

Video the North Carolina Wildlife Commission posted online showed people pulling cubs from a tree in Asheville. One person ...

After months of rehabilitation, three orphaned bear cubs were released in Jefferson County by Colorado Parks and Wildlife on ...

Efforts to retrieve three orphaned bear cubs continues, after their mother was struck and killed by a car in Sooke last week.

It’s not like scooping a cat out of tree … these cubs don’t see you as a rescuer. They see you as a threat,” says a bear ...

Wildlife officers took the orphaned cub to a rehabilitation facility in Del Norte in southwestern Colorado, where “staff go ...

Five cubs were released on November 20 at separate locations near Pagosa Springs, after spending the summer at a ...

With a bound, a tumble and not a second of hesitation, three bear cubs fled the open crate and disappeared from the clearing.