Hungry Bears Tried Doggy Door

Friday, February 9, 2024 at 11:07 AM

A hungry bear tried to get into a North Bend home through the doggie door.

A hungry bear tried to get into a North Bend home through the doggie door. Surveillance video on the back deck of the home showed the bear pushing on windows and then trying to get through the pet door. The bear didn't get inside. The owner is bear aware bringing in bird feeders at night and securing garbage cans. Officials say Bears may be more active than normal this time of year, because of the warm temperatures. If you do encounter a bear, don't run, make noise and look as large as you can.

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Hungry Bears Tried Doggy Door

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