Dear Cinder-Bear, By the time you get this, you will already be packing up your kongs, fishies and apples into your little case, and making sure you have all the right Bear passports and papers for your trip to Idaho, so this is the last chance to really sit down and spend some QT together (since Sally doesn’t have Live cams yet). I just want to say, and I think I speak on behalf of all your fans, numerous throughout the globe now, that we love you, we are gonna miss you, and we know you’re going to be in wonderful hands (paws) in Idaho, as well as with WFW’s Bear specialist Rich Beausoleil when he dens you back in the Methow Valley. We’re also gratefully thinking of and thanking EVERYONE at LTWC., and I will name them all if I can here: from Dr Willitts, Cheryl, Tom, and Denise, to the volunteers/all the unpaid workers, the very nice firemen who carried you, and the v generous donors who helped keep all the bears in kongs, fish, apples and all sorts of nice bear dinners. But, also let’s thank the Radio & TV stations who helped publicise your plight, as well as right back to the Pilots and Paws pilot – Bill Inman, WFW’s excellent and very nice, Rich Beausoleil, and last but not least to Steve Love – whom I know I want to hug and thank personally for saving your life, with around-the-clock care, diligent attention, and the gentle nurture an injured bearcub needed that first night you came to us looking for help. Many of us will be thinking of you, perhaps even years from now, hoping you are doing good. We’re wishing you a long and happy life with generations of cubs and the goodness that is being a ‘WA black bear’; roaming the hills free with plenty of apples and blueberries. So, stay a little while longer sleeping here, our now big & round, beautiful, darling bear, before you go with our hearts and gentle prayers, and be a happy bear! Safe travel to you, and to all of you who go with you this weekend.
Posted on: Sat, 22 Nov 2014 06:58:25 +0000
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