Today I Learned The Fascinating Story About A Couple Who Takes Care Of Orphaned Bears
Bears are strong and can be deadly, but they can also be very loving and affectionate creatures. This is a story about the family wildlife rehabilitators Jim and Susan Kowalczik as they help orphaned bears.
Many parents struggle to maintain discipline in their home. But spare a thought for Jim and Susan Kowalczik whose main charge is a huge 1400lb Kodiak brown bear. The couple look after the 9ft giant at their orphanage where they have dedicated their lives to rescuing and releasing injured animals. They now care for 11 bears, including Kodiak brown bears, Syrian bears and black bears on their 100 acre estate in Otisville, New York. Most were rescued as cubs from breeding programs or nature reserves that closed down.
Very cool story! Thanks for the video.
Wow these are some incredibly brave people. I wonder if there are people who do this for other unique animals.
I want to take care of animals like that one day
Yeah , me too.
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Amazing couple we need more people like them, I really wish them the best of luck and happiness.