WINSTON, Ore. — After being abandoned in Montana, a 7-month-old female grizzly cub has now found a new home at Wildlife Safari. 

“Known for her sweet demeanor and insatiable love for frozen melons and cashews, the bear cub has quickly adapted to her new environment and is settling in nicely,” Wildlife Safari said in a news release. “She is currently in the capable care of Wildlife Safari’s dedicated team of keepers who have been diligently working to ensure her health and well-being. Wildlife Safari’s primary goal is to provide the highest level of care and comfort for all the animals, and our new grizzly bear cub is no exception. We are committed to ensuring her safety, happiness, and continued growth.”

In the release, Wildlife Safari said having the bear — who was never named in the news release — at the park provides a great educational opportunity for the public. 

“The addition of the grizzly bear cub to the park offers an educational opportunity for guests to learn more about these remarkable creatures and the importance of their conservation,” the release said. “We’re excited to have this bear cub as a part of our Wildlife Safari family. Her presence is not only a source of joy for our team but also an excellent opportunity for visitors to connect with wildlife and gain a deeper appreciation for these magnificent animals.”