A hairless animal, found in a dumpster in Butte County in California, USA, has been identified as a female bear cub that lost her fur. The California black bear cub was suffering from serious mange and had lost most of her fur, so she was almost white, reports ABC 7. It was only when residents of the area drove the animal to the Bear League rescue group that she was identified as a bear.
In a Facebook post, the Bear League said that the cub's condition was probably due to the fact that she lost her mother early in the season and tried to make it on her own.
In an update posted on January 1, the The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center said that the 'little bare-bear' is doing great and is a hearty eater.
In a Facebook post, the Bear League said that the cub's condition was probably due to the fact that she lost her mother early in the season and tried to make it on her own.
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In an update posted on January 1, the The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center said that the 'little bare-bear' is doing great and is a hearty eater.
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