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Nine hungry Black Bear cubs are keeping PAWS Wildlife Rehabilitation Center busy

Summary by Lynnwood Times
PAWS is asking the community and local businesses for help keeping up with their nine black bear cubs' dietary needs.
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Nine hungry Black Bear cubs are keeping PAWS Wildlife Rehabilitation Center busy

PAWS is asking the community and local businesses for help keeping up with their nine black bear cubs' dietary needs.

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Lynnwood Times broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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