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In this Thursday, Aug. 4, 2016 photo provided by Land of Enchantment Wildlife Foundation, two orphan bear cubs play together in New Mexico. Dr. Kathleen Ramsay, owner of the Cottonwood Veterinary Clinic and a longtime wildlife rehabilitator, has been caring for the cubs, named Valley Girl and Cowboy, for the last three months at an undisclosed location, where she is preparing them for release back into the wild in late October or November, when the height of hunting season has passed. (Land of Enchantment Wildlife Foundation via The AP)

Bear cubs almost ready to be released into the wild

By REBECCA MOSS - Associated Press

In this Thursday, Aug. 4, 2016 photo provided by Land of Enchantment Wildlife Foundation, two orphan bear cubs play together in New Mexico. Dr. Kathleen Ramsay, owner of the Cottonwood Veterinary Clinic and a longtime wildlife rehabilitator, has been caring for the cubs, named Valley Girl and Cowboy, for the last three months at an undisclosed location, where she is preparing them for release back into the wild in late October or November, when the height of hunting season has passed. (Land of Enchantment Wildlife Foundation via The AP)

Bear cubs almost ready to be released into the wild

By REBECCA MOSS - Associated Press