Skipper Bear Returns to the Wild!
Amazing as it seems, ABR ‘s Skipper Bear (#248) who arrived on February 6th in seriously malnourished and dehydrated state, is now running wild and free, having been released on…
Amazing as it seems, ABR ‘s Skipper Bear (#248) who arrived on February 6th in seriously malnourished and dehydrated state, is now running wild and free, having been released on…
We have learned that Lucinda Bear is a very smart little yearling. When Curator Coy needed to move her into The Cub House a few days ago, he used a…
Curator Coy has wanted the four-month-old cub, Finnegan Bear, to have another bear for companionship. As you know, Finnegan has a couple of stuffed animals with whom he plays, but…
Actually, Lucinda’s part of this short video is not particularly amusing, but Finnegan is downright funny as he hollers for his food. The cub is seen out in his Acclimation…
Finnegan Bear, the four-month-old cub currently residing at ABR is eating all of the nutritious food that the curators provide. That’s why he has grown from a 2.9 ounce cub…
Lucinda Bear has spent a couple of days and nights in the Acclimation Pen at ABR. She seems to be settling in and so far is not showing signs of…
Skipper, Alonzo and Wily Bear are in Wild Enclosure #4, where they spend their time snoozing in trees when they aren’t on the ground, foraging. Today we have photos of…
It’s true – Appalachian Bear Rescue received another needy yearling bear. It is a very small female, weighing just 18 pounds at the age of sixteen months. By contrast, our…
A couple of days ago, the ABR curator got some really good photos of our little four-month-old cub, Finnegan Bear in the Acclimation Pen. These images show that Finnegan is…
Appalachian Bear Rescue has designated January 22nd as the “official birthday” of cubs or yearlings that come to us. All bear cubs are born between the middle of January and…