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  • ABOUT ABR
    • Our Mission
    • History & Board
    • Visitor & Education Center
    • Rescue Facility Tour
  • Current Cubs
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    • Make A Donation
    • Make a Legacy Gift
    • OTHER WAYS TO HELP US
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    • Become a Member
    • ABR Membership Program
    • VOLUNTEERING
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    • Bear History
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  • CONTACT

Author Archives: Kathy Sherrad

Wild Enclosure #2

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJune 10, 2020

The residents of Wild Enclosure #2 are members of two families: the triplets (Downy, Firefly, and Flicker) and the sisters Raven and Chickadee. When they were transferred into the enclosure…

Cubs into Wild Enclosure #1

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJune 9, 2020

Our last post showed how Raven and Chickadee Bear left the Acclimation Pen and went into Wild Enclosure #2 to join the triplets. Later in the day the three Hartley…

Raven and Chickadee

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJune 8, 2020

Today, the two sisters ventured out of the Acclimation Pen . . . gradually. In fact, they took a little nap before going out through the open door. We saw…

New Digs for All

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJune 7, 2020

We shared the preparations for the Big Move that resulted in all of the bear cubs being in new spaces. So now we’ll share the photos that document the moves…

Ready to Move

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJune 6, 2020

The curators are getting ready to move the cubs into better, more suitable accommodations now that they are getting bigger and more adventurous. These photos show where the little bears…

Bears-Night and Day

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJune 5, 2020

Our cubs and yearling have their own ways of spending their time at night and in the daylight hours. Though they are all bears, they have different ideas about what…

Cubs in Action!

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJune 4, 2020

We have an action-packed video of three of our cubs – Ferdinand, Dumplin’ and Tweetsie Bear – as they climb, wrestle, and race around in The Hartley House. Part of…

More Cubs and Food

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJune 3, 2020

We continue from yesterday’s post, with more photos of the cubs and their eating (and other activities). Let’s move over to the Red Roof Recovery Center. And what is happening…

Cubs #307, 308, and 309!

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJune 3, 2020

On June 2nd three more cubs-of-the-year came to ABR! They are siblings from Sevier County, TN. There is no word about what happened to leave them without their mother, but…

Cubs and Food

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradJune 2, 2020

Since the main job of cubs at ABR is eating, we have some scenes of our cubbies eating today. They are very cooperative, eating pretty much everything that the curators…

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