Two bears rescued from ‘terrible’ conditions at zoo in Lebanon make stop at O’Hare en route to new home at animal sanctuary in Colorado

“No animal should have to live in such terrible conditions, without proper food, veterinary care, or housing,” Jason Mier, the director of Animals Lebanon, told the AP. “ … For the first time in their life they can actually be bears, with large natural enclosures, and the ability to experience and enjoy their days.”