Clementine in Acclimation Pen!
For a very small cub, Clementine Bear is quite the adventurer. The curators saw that she was showing signs of stress in The Cub House, even with all the space…
For a very small cub, Clementine Bear is quite the adventurer. The curators saw that she was showing signs of stress in The Cub House, even with all the space…
The two little three-month-old cubs being cared for at ABR are doing well in their separate quarters. They can’t be introduced to one another until Viola Bear’s injuries are healed. …
As promised, today we present the story of Viola Bear (ABR Cub 269) and her exam at the UT College of Veterinary Medicine. As we posted yesterday, this little three-month-old…
ABR admitted Bear Cub #269 on May 11, 2018. A three-month-old, orphaned female, she is from Kentucky and was rescued in that adjacent state and brought to ABR for care. …
Of course we knew she was a climber – after all, as soon as she escaped from the river she scurried up a 60 foot tree! The small pen in…
Our yearling bear, #267 (April) was released back into the wild on May 7th. As you know, she had been let out into the Wild Enclosure a few days ago. …
Clementine Bear, the three-month-old cub currently being cared for at Appalachian Bear Rescue, was demonstrating to the curators that she was ready for a move into The Cub House. This…
The ABR photographer of record (Ken LaValley) stopped by and took a photo of our yearling, April Bear, out in her Wild Enclosure. She is progressing very well and the…
As we promised, we are sharing the heart-warming story of the rescue of ABR Cub #268, nicknamed Clementine Bear. It was quite an operation, involving wildlife officers, folks in a…
ABR has admitted our first 2018 cub – a three-month-old female – #268, nicknamed Clementine Bear. She was rescued from the Nolichucky River on April 29th. We’ll post her dramatic…