Bears Rescued From Water Tank at La Verne County Park
A mother bear and her three cubs were rescued from a water tank at Marshall Canyon County Park in La Verne after falling into the cistern.
Sacramento Stockton Modesto, CA, August 31, 2026 —
A mother bear and her three cubs have been safely rescued after becoming trapped in a water tank at Marshall Canyon County Park in La Verne.
The incident occurred when the group of bears fell into a cistern located within the park. Details regarding the exact timeline of the fall and the subsequent rescue operation were not immediately available.
Park officials and wildlife rescue teams were involved in the effort to extract the bears from the water tank. The condition of the bears following their rescue has not been specified.
Marshall Canyon County Park is a public recreational area known for its natural landscapes and trails. Incidents involving wildlife, such as bears, are not uncommon in areas adjacent to natural habitats. Park management typically advises visitors to maintain a safe distance from wildlife and to report any concerning encounters.
The specific circumstances that led to the bears falling into the water tank remain unclear. Further information regarding the rescue process and the current status of the bears is anticipated.
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