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Bear cub orphaned due to selfies 'thriving' at refuge after failed attempts to reunite it with mother - Vimarsana News

Bear cub orphaned due to selfies 'thriving' at refuge after failed attempts to reunite it with mother

A wildlife rescue has happy news to report two weeks after a disturbing video went viral of a group of people pulling bear cubs out of a tree to take selfies.

Source: yahoo.com
Tragic photo shows bear cub that was tormented by group of friends - Vimarsana News

Tragic photo shows bear cub that was tormented by group of friends

The Appalachian Wildlife Refuge has blasted the people who pulled the cub out of a tree in Asheville, west NC, for their 'shocking' behavior - while giving an update on the animal's condition.

Bear cub 'thriving' after being snatched by selfie-snapping fools - Vimarsana News

Bear cub 'thriving' after being snatched by selfie-snapping fools

The bear cub that was ripped from a North Carolina tree by a group of selfie-taking fools is thriving at the Appalachian Wildlife Refuge — and even made a new friend with another orphaned cub.

Source: nypost.com
Bear cub yanked from NC tree for photos is now 'thriving.' What's next for her? - Vimarsana News

Bear cub yanked from NC tree for photos is now 'thriving.' What's next for her?

The baby bear was found “wet and shivering” after the moments caught on video, officials said.

Source: yahoo.com
'Thriving and doing well': Wildlife officials give update on bear cub removed from tree for pictures - Vimarsana News

'Thriving and doing well': Wildlife officials give update on bear cub removed from tree for pictures

A bear cub that was taken out of a tree by a group of people is "thriving," according to wildlife officials.