Tiny Bear Cub Is Found Abandoned | United Vets of America | National Geographic Wild UK

When a tiny bear cub is found abandoned, WILD’s veterinarians must spring into action to ensure the cub’s survival. At a dangerously low weight and without its mother’s essential nutritious milk, the orphaned cub is at risk of not making it through the next few days. Despite their cute appearance, bear cubs can be unpredictable, making this rescue even more challenging.
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[@Cheere]

So small cub, take care and save, so lovely

[@3243_]

I hope they were able to save this cub.

[@thisisme3238]

He's so cute! Makes me want to hold him and love on him...especially when he cried out! ♥️

[@sandybarrie5526]

cuteness overload.

[@ShahulHameed-uk9gw]

Excruciating, but love

[@yveslabbe9608]

Est-ce Tini Bear est le baby qui a été abandonné par la mother et deux autres cub'

[@passadonut]

So did the bear survive?

[@allanfoster6965]

I would allege thatIt is not abandoned but it mother was shot.

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

trying not to pet him?? he needs to be pet and often..
dr johnny vmd