A bear who was rescued from the Davis Fire south of Reno last week has died. Crews had found the 25-year-old male bear with badly burned paws and burn marks around his face and mouth on Wednesday, Sept.

RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The bear that was rescued by fire crews from the Davis Fire had to be euthanized due to its injuries. The Nevada Department of Wildlife says the bear, named Nugget, had its condition worsen substantially since Sept. 20.

Nugget, the bear that was severely burned in the Davis Fire, has been euthanized after his conditions worsened, NDOW announced on Tuesday."Since Friday, the Da

Nevada Department of Wildlife officials announced on Friday that a bear severely burned in the Davis Fire was moved to Animal Ark Wildlife Sanctuary and Nature Center for rehabilitation. Image: NDOW.

A bear that found injured in the aftermath of the Davis Fire in Washoe Valley has been euthanized, according to a Tuesday news release from the Nevada Department of Wildlife.

The Nevada Department of Wildlife, along with the Animal Ark Wildlife Sanctuary and Nature Care, are saddened to inform the public that the Davis Bear’s condition worsened substantially since Friday,

As crew members continued to battle the Davis Fire in Western Nevada, they rescued a bear found with severe burns.