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<p>This March 29, 2012 photo provided by the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center shows a female Kodiak brown bear, named Shaguyik, in Portage, Alaska. The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center announced Monday that the 300-pound 2-year-old female bear escaped six days ago from its enclosure near Portage. Shaguyik had been destined for a zoo in Sweden in early summer. (AP Photo/Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Doug Lindstrand)</p>

<p>This March 29, 2012 photo provided by the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center shows a female Kodiak brown bear, named Shaguyik, in Portage, Alaska. The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center announced Monday that the 300-pound 2-year-old female bear escaped six days ago from its enclosure near Portage. Shaguyik had been destined for a zoo in Sweden in early summer. (AP Photo/Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Doug Lindstrand)</p>

April 10, 2012

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Kodiak brown bear on the lam from refuge
April 10, 2012 9:15 p.m.

Kodiak brown bear on the lam from refuge

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - An Alaska wildlife center that takes in orphaned and injured animals is missing one of its larger residents.