January 13 was a banner day at Point of View Farm at Beard. Black bear Rose welcomed her fourth litter of cubs and, to celebrate, she had four cubs – two males and two females. Rose began her life at Point of View 11 years ago, where, as a motherless cub, she was raised by wildlife rehabilitator Joel Rosenthal. Rose returns every winter to her custom-made den/maternity ward, where she and her offspring bring joy not only to Rosenthal, but to thousands of people around the world via Facebook.
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