“It is fairly common for us to receive wild animals that have been picked up by pets, but it’s uncommon that they are uninjured. Sadly, we see a significant number of injured wildlife from free-roaming housecats, and dogs will also often disturb nests of some ground-dwelling wildlife,” Amanda Nicholson from Wildlife Center told in an interview for Bored Panda and added that they treat more than 3,000 wild animals each year in their hospital.

According to their Instagram account, the little bear cub was successfully fostered out to a wild bear mom with three other young ones. What a beautiful happy ending!

If you want to see more of Wildlife Center’s work, check out their Instagram account and support their work by following their page.

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“It is fairly common for us to receive wild animals that have been picked up by pets, but it’s uncommon that they are uninjured. Sadly, we see a significant number of injured wildlife from free-roaming housecats, and dogs will also often disturb nests of some ground-dwelling wildlife,” Amanda Nicholson from Wildlife Center told in an interview for Bored Panda and added that they treat more than 3,000 wild animals each year in their hospital.

According to their Instagram account, the little bear cub was successfully fostered out to a wild bear mom with three other young ones. What a beautiful happy ending!

If you want to see more of Wildlife Center’s work, check out their Instagram account and support their work by following their page.

The post Family Dog Finds a Bear Cub and Brings it Home appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.