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Jelly Update - New Video!

Jelly Update - New Video!

The NLWSTeam
March 31, 2026

Our little Heffley Lake cub is doing really well. He is eating well, gaining weight and improving his coordination and strength. What you are hearing are his happy sounds just after emptying his bottle of special bear milk. He gets still fed every 4 hours!

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The NLWSTeam
March 31, 2026

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