Carter Bear – and Another Pool Party
Today we have some more of designated photographer, Ken LaValley’s photos of the cubs. Recently you saw the comparison between his professional camera and the curators’ much smaller one. These…
Today we have some more of designated photographer, Ken LaValley’s photos of the cubs. Recently you saw the comparison between his professional camera and the curators’ much smaller one. These…
Ever since Carter Bear entered the Wild Enclosure that was the temporary home of Bonnie Blue, Ridgeway, and Marvin, the curators had observed that he kept his distance, remaining in…
Each of the Wild Enclosures has a cub-sized pool for drinking and swimming. Bears are excellent swimmers, and in the wild they enjoy the water for helping them get rid…
Although Appalachian Bear Rescue is always glad to be able to help cubs in need, we are sad when bear cubs become orphaned. We received 3 sibling cubs a couple…
We have some photos of the newest cubs – Juliette (#208) and Summer (#209). They were taken from a distance, as all of the photos are, and so they aren’t…
In our last post we showed some photos of Woody as he changed during the two months he was at Appalachian Bear Rescue. We promised to share the photos of…
As you know, Woody Bear is a yearling that was brought to ABR to relearn wild behavior, after he was hanging around an elementary school’s dumpsters. That was in May,…
ABR has received two more orphaned cubs – Cub #208 nicknamed Juliette, and Cub #209 nicknamed Summer. They are sisters and are the same age as our other cubs –…
Our last post showed the procedures followed to make Noli ready to move out into the Wild Enclosure with the other 4 cubs. We left her at the open door…
Big news today. Our little Cub #207, Noli Bear, left the Cub House to join the other 4 cubs in the Wild Enclosure! We have mentioned that she was pacing…