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MOUNTAIN LION WITH JAW FRACTURE RETURNS TO WILD AFTER RECOVERY IN RAMONA

MOUNTAIN LION WITH JAW FRACTURE RETURNS TO WILD AFTER RECOVERY IN RAMONA
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MOUNTAIN LION HIT BY CAR RECOVERS AT SAN DIEGO HUMANE SOCIETY

MOUNTAIN LION HIT BY CAR RECOVERS AT SAN DIEGO HUMANE SOCIETY
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Bear cubs rescued after mother found dead in San Bernardino Mountains

Two bear cubs separated after their mother was found dead in the San Bernardino Mountains have been rescued and transported to a rehab center.

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Bear Cubs Rescued After Mom Dies In San Bernardino County

Bear Cubs Rescued After Mom Dies In San Bernardino County - Banning-Beaumont, CA - The cubs, who will be rehabilitated, weighed no more than 15 pounds and would have been prey to coyotes and bobcats in the wild.

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Orphaned bear cub now safe at Ramona Wildlife Center

Lone bear transferred from Bishop to San Diego Humane Society to grow stronger

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