Orphaned bear cubs from wildfires get care at PAWS
Unprecedented number of burned bears come to PAWS in July and August
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Last updated 9/10/2021 at 12:06pm
Photo courtesy of PAWS Wildlife Center
Cedar Creek Wildlife Bear has second-degree burns on her face and feet.
Wildlife experts from Lynnwood-based PAWS and wildfire experts from Department of Natural Resources, including Washington Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz, joined forces at a news conference at PAWS Tuesday, Aug, 31, to discuss the dire s...
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