Bear Breaks Into Hospital – Nurse Brought to Tears by What It Carries in Its Mouth
After thirty breathless minutes, Takashi hauled himself over the rim for the final time, carrying the last of the creatures. In the pale light, five of them blinked up with wide eyes that shimmered between fear and curiosity. Hana and Takashi exchanged a glance—between the two of them, they could carry only four.
“The bear,” Hana blurted suddenly, her voice tinged with surprise. “It can carry the last one.” Her eyes lit with the memory of its gentle jaws holding the injured creature at the hospital.
They worked quickly, tucking the tiny creatures into the carriers they’d improvised. The bear stood nearby, alert but calm, watching every movement. Hana approached it slowly, holding out the last pup. The bear opened its mouth just enough, gripping the small body with remarkable gentleness.
Together, the unlikely trio made their way through the moonlit forest toward the hospital. Hana’s mind churned with questions—what were these animals? Why did the bear care for them? But curiosity would have to wait. Right now, saving them was all that mattered.
The hospital was their only option. It was close, well-lit, and staffed—far better than attempting to reach a distant veterinarian in the middle of the night. Besides, the injured creature from earlier was already there.
Bursting into the ER, Hana called for help. Relief washed over her as a veterinarian stepped forward, his expression sharp with focus. “Bring them here,” he instructed, guiding them to exam tables. But before Hana could follow, he raised a hand.
“I know you want to stay, but I need space to work. Please—wait outside. I’ll update you as soon as I can.”
Her protest caught in her throat. She saw the certainty in his eyes and gave a small nod, retreating to the waiting room with Takashi. They sat in silence, the clock’s ticking loud in the sterile air. Every possible fear crept into Hana’s mind—injuries too severe, sickness they couldn’t treat. Powerless, all they could do was hope.
