Rescue An Orphan Bear That Was About To Be Euthanized

Thanks to a noble individual who emerged just in time on her route and did all necessary to save her, a newborn bear was given the chance to live.

The quiet and regular life of Nikolay Vasilievich Terletsky was permanently altered the day he discovered a young bear in a forest adjacent to his Belarusian home. The creature was hungry and in bad shape; she had gotten away from her mother and Nikolay couldn’t find her no matter how hard he tried.

Nikolay lives in Borisov and owns “Kolyanich,” a farm that he runs with his children, as well as a complex of cottages that he rents out to visitors and fisherman.

One of his staff informed Nikolay that he had found a charming teddy bear the morning the bear came, and Nikolay felt it was a prank.

Nikolay decided to summon the experts because the beast was very frail and hadn’t fed in days. The man had not expected to be the one to be responsible for the small bear.

“I contacted the Fauna employees and rangers I was familiar with. He was certain that they would be able to locate the mother in the neighborhood. They were unable to locate her, though.

Nikolay also phoned a zoo, but they informed him that they were unable to accommodate her at the moment. As a result, the Belarusian contacted Emergencies to handle the situation. He had no idea what kind of answer they’d come up with for him.

“They brought a cage to put her in,” Nikolay explained. The man quickly discounted such notion and refused to hand it up for obvious reasons.

The staff then advised that he leave her in the same spot where he had discovered her, but he understood that this would put the bear in danger of starving.

Nikolay saw no other option than to adopt her at the time; he would be the one to care for her and feed her. Because it is unlawful to acquire these creatures, the ministry of wildlife approved a paper enabling him to retain the bear if he built an appropriate environment for it.

Nikolay was dedicated to nurturing the bear he called Vasilisa at the time.

Following a veterinary examination, it was found that this infant was just 3 months old and required particular attention. None of this was, however, inconvenient for this man.