Black bear euthanized after attacking child, 3, at campground near Yellowstone National Park

A 3-year-old girl was attacked by a black bear while inside of her tent at a campground near Yellowstone National Park, officials in Montana say.

The incident late Sunday in Red Lodge forced the evacuation of the private campground, according to Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP).

“A bear attacked a child while in a tent,” the agency said in a statement, adding that the victim was transported to a medical facility in Billings.

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Further information about her status was not immediately available.

FWP then announced that a black bear was “captured and euthanized” at the site and that it believes the bear was the one “involved in the incident.”

A wildlife official told The Associated Press that the child who was attacked is 3 years old.

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Red Lodge is located just north of the Wyoming-Montana border, near Yellowstone National Park.

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“There were attractants in the area,” game warden Randy Hutzenbiler said, which can include food and unsecured garbage.

The wildlife agency recommends keeping food, garbage and anything with a scent outside of tents and stored in bear-resistant containers or vehicles.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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