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After falling behind in his work, Juneauās lone pet cremator stored the deceased animals in a soft-sided carport in front of his home, Alaska Department of Fish & Game Regional Supervisor Ryan Scott said Wednesday. As a result, bears were attracted to the area to eat the dead animals, Scott said.
Mike Dziuba, who owns Bridge Pet Services, said in a brief interview Wednesday that he had fallen behind on his work.
āMy apologies to the community,ā Dziuba said. āI am currently at capacity for providing cremation services. I can offer assistance with shipping if owners are interested and need advice. It will be a few weeks until I can re-accept pets, but it might be longer than that.ā