Employees at the San Diego Humane Society are wearing bear costumes to tend to a cub that came into the organization's care last month. The reason they're dressing the part? To make sure the baby black bear doesn't bond too much with the humans raising it before they try to return the animal to the wild.

Employees at the San Diego Humane Society dressed up in bear costumes to care for a two-month-old black bear cub. The goal is to eventually return the cub to the wild so his caregivers dress in costume to prevent the baby bear from bonding too much with the humans raising him.

Citations are down 90% year over year, response times have skyrocketed and the nonprofit rarely meets its contractual obligation, the county grand jury says.