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Orphaned Black Bear cubs get second shot at Wildlife Center of Virginia

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Three orphaned Black Bear cubs are being nursed back to health at the Wildlife Center of Virginia. A construction crew in Orange County found the cubs after they accidentally disturbed their den. The cubs weigh less than two pounds each. While two of them were said to be in good health, the third suffered a deep cut on a hind leg.

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Three orphaned black bear cubs under care of Wildlife Center of Virginia

WAYNESBORO, Va. (WRIC) -- Three orphaned black bear cubs are under the care of the Wildlife Center of Virginia after they were found alone and in critical condition. According to the center, the cubs, each weighing less than two pounds, were discovered by a construction crew in Orange County on Wednesday, Feb. 14, after their den site was accidentally concerned. The crew contacted staff with the Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR), who then t…

3 months ago·Richmond, United States

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Orphaned Black Bear cubs get second shot at Wildlife Center of Virginia

WAYNESBORO, Va. -- Three orphaned Black Bear cubs are being nursed back to health at the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro.A construction crew in Orange County found the cubs on Valentines Day after they accidentally disturbed their den."These cubs are incredibly vulnerable, Alex Wehrung, the Centers Public Affairs Manager, said. Their survival depends on specialized care and a quiet, stress-free environment. Thankfully, our team has ext…

3 months ago·Richmond, United States

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