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Orphaned grizzly bear cub rescued via Michael Popove
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Day Long Effort!
Angelika Langen, co-founder and executive director of the Northern Lights Wildlife Society, said she was notified by the province on July 13 about a confirmed orphaned grizzly cub near Pink Mountain, about two hours north of Fort St. John.
Orphaned grizzly bear cub rescued via Michael Popove
A young grizzly bear cub left on its own for weeks near Pink Mountain in Northeast B.C. is now safe after a successful rescue operation by a wildlife rehabilitation centre in Smithers.
Cub Rescued at Pink Mountain
SMITHERS, British Columbia, July 21, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — On Monday, July 13, Northern Lights Wildlife Society Rescue
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