The Romanian organization, which deals with the breeding of bears and their return to the wild, is interested in taking the cubs, which were found a few days ago in the Nikšić village of Brestica.
This was announced by the Center for the Protection and Study of Birds (CZIP).
However, they state that it is a challenge for the bureaucracy, because the state should complete the work in a month.
The program they use in Romania enables the return of individuals to their home country, in this case Montenegro, which would be the most optimal solution from the point of view of protection and their endangered species.
The CZIP announced that the competent authorities should review the legality of taking the bears from Brescia, because the "Animal Shelter and Recovery of Montenegro", which allegedly took the bears, does not exist. This is what they claim in CZIP, citing information from the Ministry of Sustainable Development and the Environmental Protection Agency.
The bear case in Brestica is the best example of the cruelty of the poachers, according to the statement, which is suspected of first disturbing the bear to leave the den prematurely, and then shooting it, leaving two bear cubs to die.
It is, they claim, a young male and a female, weighing around 2.800 grams. "Each day spent in contact with humans reduces the bear's chances of going wild and being released. Not to mention that unprofessional care of bears during this period can lead to their death. If their upbringing and then their release are carried out in an inadequate way and without appropriate conditions and experts, we could not rule out a potential attack on humans in the future, given that they are already completely domesticated," it is stated in announcement.
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