Four Bears Bust Pantry in Connecticut Home, Residents Evacuate Unscathed
Bears in Connecticut delivered pure suburban surrealism as a mother and four cubs crashed through a Granby basement screen door, plundering the pantry and beating police response times—trending with “how to keep bears out of homes” and “what do bears eat in Connecticut.” Authorities confirmed, “There were residents inside the house at the time of the incident, but they escaped the home uninjured.”
Following the Granby pantry heist, wildlife officers scoured Barndoor Hills Road only to find not a single paw print—feeding “Will bears return to the same house?” and “Connecticut bear break-ins 2025.” Picture it: residents tiptoeing past four furry burglars while their groceries vanish. The bears, meanwhile, left with dinner and a taste for human cuisine.
EnCon Police arrived to find a perfectly empty house—except for scattered snacks and four bear-sized escape routes, confirming that not even a locked pantry keeps Connecticut’s most determined raiders at bay.
