A wildfire in Washington state nearly killed a baby bear cub, who managed to make her way out of the forest and into a Methow Valley man's driveway. Steve Love found the badly burned cub and took her inside to calm her down.
Over a few hours, Love was able to get the baby, who was separated from her family, to drink water and eat apricots from a tree in his yard. Love also lost a lot in the fire, but instead of mourning, he decided to focus his energy on saving the helpless bear cub.
Love helped soothe the cub from her pain by rocking her and whispering to calm her down. The next day, a wildlife officer came to retrieve the cub and send her to a biologist to be treated for the third-degree burns on her paws and second0-degree burns on her face and chest, but it was determined the cub needed more intensive care.
Animal rescue nonprofit organization Pilots N Paws heard about the cub's story and flew her to a wildlife care hospital near Lake Tahoe, California. Now named Cinder, the cub is currently undergoing rehabilitation at the facility until she's fit to be released into the wild.
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