Man spots dying bear while hiking, risks jail time to save bear’s life

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As for little Elkhorn, he is now at the PAWS Wildlife Center in Lynwood, Washington, where he will be able to grow up in a natural environment without human interference. Best of all, Elkhorn won’t be alone! A rescued female cub is keeping him company at PAWS, and both cubs will have the opportunity to mature together.

Hancock hopes someday to run into Elkhorn again in the wilderness where this beautiful wild animal belongs. On his Facebook page, Hancock wrote: “So thankful you’re ok Elkhorn. I won’t ever forget you little buddy. Hope you grow strong and get back into the wild where you belong. Who knows, maybe one day we’ll cross paths again. Northern Cascades perhaps?”

Three cheers for Corey Hancock, whose compassion for this bear gave Elkhorn the chance to live a full life in peace, and best of luck to Elkhorn as he learns to navigate through the wilderness of life.

Watch the video below of Hancock recounting little Elkhorn’s rescue, and share this heroic moment with your family and friends on Facebook.

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