Boonie Bears: To the Rescue

A stormy night ends with Maurice and Arnold careening off a mountain road after a misdirected swerve by Tiki and Babu. A yellow suitcase tumbles from the wreck, drawing Briar and Bramble into the chase along with Vick who is testing his new lumbering tools. The bears seize a crate of tools and brutalize the criminals, who are mistaken for Vick. The three groups retreat to their respective homes.

The next day reveals a baby girl in a bear suit tucked inside one of the suitcases instead of tools. A police alert confirms Lola’s kidnapping, and Vick vows to find the authorities and return her. Lola’s presence causes Vick’s pickup to misbehave, drawing the heat of a pursuing officer. After a makeshift escape using a scarecrow to free the truck and securing Lola with tape, Vick is mistaken as the kidnapper.

Crushed by the turn of events, Vick feels a paternal instinct toward Lola. He pacifies her with a water gun and learns her nickname while washing her suit. The bond grows as they travel by bike to gather supplies, but a routine trip ends with Vick’s arrest as the police grow more suspicious of Lola’s presence.

Maurice and Arnold illegally place missing-person posters nearby, hoping to locate Lola. They warn the nearby officer and end up knocking him out, escaping in his patrol car. Vick uses the distraction to slip away again.

Briar and Bramble invade Vick’s home in search of Lola, drawn by hunger. Lola nearly reveals herself but hides in Bramble’s bag, and the bears depart with Lola to their cave. Inside the cave, Lola and the bears begin to form a cautious trust while Vick confronts the destruction of his cabin and his bitter memories.

The trio finds common ground and begins entertaining Lola with odd activities. The bears follow in Vick’s truck, and Lola’s presence steadies them all. Mercenaries appear, and Briar uses improvised pyro to incinerate a hostile airship blimp, buying a narrow window of escape.

Vick and Lola fall prey to capture once more, while Briar and Bramble pursue in a stolen police car. The situation intensifies as the team works to regroup and keep Lola safe from sudden threats.

At a corporate complex, the mastermind behind Lola’s disappearance reveals a plan to use Lola to unlock a vault’s digital security. Lola resists, and the CEO discovers relics and a letter from his father. The trio storms the vault, Briar and Bramble stealthily locate Vick and Lola, and they overpower Maurice and Arnold as the CEO flees.

The climactic chase unfolds on a helicopter, with Lola grappling for control while Vick, Briar, and Bramble struggle for dominance. The chopper tilts dangerously and the trio leaps to safety, landing in a towering water tank moments before disaster. The CEO survives but is cornered by responding officers, and Lola is rescued as Vick is exonerated.

With Lola safe, Vick is cleared as a local hero and returns to the forest’s quiet rhythm. The bears’ bond with Lola strengthens, and they begin to envision a lasting, improvised family life together. The world seems to settle after the whirlwind of events.

A snowy morning reveals Lola’s growing importance as a parcel arrives at Vick’s door. Inside are repaired keepsakes, photographs of Lola with the old adopter, and a restored letter, proof of lasting regard. The bears return Lola in a celebratory Chinese New Year reunion, hinting at a future together.

The reunion suggests a future where Lola, Vick, Briar, and Bramble remain a makeshift family, navigating seasons together. The film closes on a note of quiet resilience and shared stewardship of the forest.