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On May 9th 2018, workers at a Discovery Wildlife Park in Alberta, Canada decided to take one of which is considered to an endangered species out for ice cream. The workers took Berkley the bear to a Dairy Queen to get ice cream.
While visiting the restaurant, the workers decided to share a video of him being fed through a window by the store’s owner.
According to The Canadian Press, the zoo’s permit requires them to alert authorities before moving animals out of the zoo.
The owners of the park, Doug Bos and Debbie Rowland, were charged under the Wildlife Act, and admitted they had been “busy” and made a mistake in not telling the local government about Berkley’s trip.
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