Two More Cubs – #256 and #257
TWRA officers rescued two little bear cubs whose mother was killed in a traffic accident. He took the cubs to UTCVM and Curator Coy met him there. The cubs are…
Two Bears in One Tree
We have seen very little interaction between yearling Lucinda Bear and cub Finnegan Bear. However, one day very recently Finnegan, who is very interested in and curious about his larger…
Milo Bear Released!
As you know, Milo Bear, who arrived at ABR as a starving, eleven-month-old cub in December, has shown great reluctance to leave. It is somewhat understandable, given that Milo had…
Milo Bear
As promised, in this post we visit Milo Bear in Wild Enclosure #3. He made a prolonged appearance, permitting the curator to take several photos of him so that we…
Wild Enclosure #4
Lucinda Bear, now sixteen months old, and Finnegan Bear, now five months old, share the habitat in Wild Enclosure #4 at Appalachian Bear Rescue. They share the space but keep…
Busy Little Finnegan Bear
Like a typical toddler, Finnegan Bear is busy all day, every day in the Wild Enclosure. The fact that Lucinda has joined him matters not a bit to the active…
Lucinda Bear Joins Finnegan
The title is a bit misleading. True, Lucinda was released into the same Wild Enclosure where Finnegan has been exploring, tree-climbing, and swimming. But to say she joined him implies…
Finnegan the Water Bear
Four-month-old Finnegan Bear might be called “Fearless Finnegan” since his recent introduction to the Wild Enclosure. He has climbed just about every tree in the entire enclosure, and a few…
More Space for Lucinda Bear
In our last post we told of the release of Finnegan Bear, the four-month-old cub, into Wild Enclosure #4. We promised to post about Lucinda Bear, the yearling, and her…
A Big Day for Finnegan Bear
Finnegan Bear, the four-month-old cub, has moved once again. This time, he was released out into the Wild Enclosure that he could see from his Acclimation Pen. It is the…