Mama Bear and Cubs Captured After Raiding Rural Arizona Garage

Wildlife Officials Respond to Call, Safely Secure Animals

A family of bears has been captured after they broke into a garage in a rural area of Arizona. The incident occurred on Tuesday morning, when the homeowner called 911 to report that there were bears in his garage. Wildlife officials responded to the scene and were able to safely capture the animals.

The mama bear and her two cubs were all in good health.

The bears were taken to a local wildlife center, where they will be held until they can be released back into the wild. The homeowner was grateful to the wildlife officials for their quick response and for safely capturing the bears.

According to the Arizona Game and Fish Department, bears are often attracted to human food and garbage.

To avoid attracting bears, it is important to keep food and garbage in secure containers. It is also important to clean up any spills or crumbs that could attract bears.

If you see a bear, do not approach it.

Bears are wild animals and can be dangerous. If you see a bear, slowly back away and give it space. If the bear approaches you, make yourself look as large as possible and make loud noises to scare it away.

Bears are an important part of the Arizona ecosystem.

They help to control the population of rodents and other small mammals. Bears also play a role in seed dispersal and pollination. By following these tips, you can help to keep bears safe and wild.