The cubs, each only about five to six months old and weighing around 20–25 pounds, were found in places stretching from Rubicon and Tahoe to Lassen, Trinity, Shasta, and Rollins.
The rescue is partnering closely with the Bear League, a group that has been helping wild bears for nearly three decades and now shares the cubs' journeys online, drawing thousands of followers.
The mission now is to help the young bears grow strong enough for release back into the wild next spring, by which time they hope each will weigh around 150–175 pounds.
Still, rescuers know the reality: not all cubs survive.
Caring for six wild cubs comes at a cost, and Gold Country Wildlife Rescue is asking for donations to help cover food, medical care, and long-term rehabilitation.
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