More About Cub #239 – Snowflake Bear
We are very happy to report that Cub #239, Snowflake Bear, is hanging in there and is lapping the bear replacement formula eagerly every three hours. She is only given…
Cub #239 Arrives – Smallest Yet!
ABR received another eleven-month-old cub from just outside the national park. She is the smallest of all the recent cubs, weighing just 8.5 pounds. With such a low weight, and…
Video of Cubs in Wild Enclosures
A follower asked about Derby Bear, saying she had adopted him and wondered how he was doing. We can’t always post photos of certain bears – it depends on which…
Snoozing Cubs
We have focused on the most recent arrivals in the latest posts, so this time we’ll share some photos of the cubs in Wild Enclosures. They are spending quite a…
ABR Cub #238 Arrives!
The TWRA officers brought yet another orphaned, needy cub to ABR. Cub #238 is nicknamed Otis Bear. He is larger than the most recent arrivals, weighing about half what a…
Milo Bear Updates – Another Trip to the Vet
We reported that Milo Bear (Cub 236)had moved into The Cub House, but yesterday Curators Coy and Greg noticed that he was lethargic and had stopped eating again, a cause…
New Curator and Cubs in New Digs
ABR welcomed a new Assistant Curator to our team. With 19 cubs onsite, and the possibility that we may get even more, we needed another trained curator to help Coy…
Cub Updates
There is good news about the progress of Milo Bear (Cub 236). He is eating all of his baby food and is starting to enjoy an enhanced menu including applesauce,…
Milo Bear Improving!
We are happy to report that Cub #236 (Milo Bear) is showing improvement. As we told you before, when he first came to ABR and was housed in the Cub…
Cubs #235,236, and 237 – Updates
The most recent arrivals at Appalachian Bear Rescue came to us during the last days of 2015. They are our New Year’s babies. Today we have some news and photos…