Busy Little Tweetsie Bear
Our little female cub, Tweetsie Bear, is in her own room since her return from UTCVM. She is a busy little bear cub as she explores and plays with the…
Our little female cub, Tweetsie Bear, is in her own room since her return from UTCVM. She is a busy little bear cub as she explores and plays with the…
Over the weekend, Curator Janet was concerned about Tweetsie Bear (#304) and took her to the UT College of Veterinary Medicine for treatment. When she returned after two days at…
OnMay 12, 2020 two rangers from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park brought an underweight yearling bear to ABR, after first taking him to the UT College of Veterinary Medicine…
Our last post was about Dumplin’ and Ferdinand, but focused mostly on Ferdinand, who seemed to enjoy his privacy after the other cub left the room to go to his…
The two little male cubs at ABR, #301 Ferdinand and #302 Dumplin’ are getting acquainted in The Hartley House. Each cub has his own room, but the door is open,…
We don’t have any photos for you this time, but will link you to the Facebook Live with Curator Janet Dalton, showing the three-month-old cubs in The Hartley House. Cub…
On May 8, 2020 another three-month-old C.O.Y. (cub-of-the-year) arrived at ABR. This little cub, a female, was found near Elizabethton, like #302 Dumplin’ Bear. The curators are quite sure that…
On the day that our yearlings were released, ABR received another bear! This is ABR #302 nicknamed Dumplin’ Bear, from Elizabethton,TN. He is a cub-of-the-year, just like Ferdinand, and is…
It’s true – the long-awaited release of our four yearlings (3 from Louisiana, 1 from South Carolina) finally happened on May 5th. As you know, the travel restrictions because of…
Today we have a splendid video of the four yearlings, who are about to return to their homes in Louisiana and South Carolina. We finally have an opportunity for them…