This is how it all went down, Loretta says…in her own words…she will take you through the release
process from beginning to end so that you can see what a big job it is to prepare ‘Chubby Cubbies’ for release back to the wild! So stay tuned…This is Part I.
The ‘Sisters’ – cubs Rose and Loretta were released back to the wild on Friday afternoon. Three photos…more to come!
If you remember what Little Bit looked like when she arrived at ABR on May 17th, you will be amazed at her appearance today. The scab has completely disappeared from…
As you know, ABR was not the winner of the Toyota Tundra truck in the recent “100 cars for good” contest. We had hoped to replace our aged, abused vehicle…
On June 19th, several wildlife officers who are responsible for licensing facilities that have wildlife onsite inspected ABR and gave their approval for the renewal of our license to operate…
Earlier this month, a group of visitors from several countries visited ABR while on a U.S. Dept. of State-sponsored project designed to inform about strategies for “managing national and state…
Little Bit has settled into her new, much larger pen and roomier culvert-den. We can’t be sure, of course, but we assume that she is enjoying the fresh air in…
The two “sisters,” Loretta and Rose, who arrived at ABR on May 3rd, have been eating well and are growing fast. They will definitely be ready for release as soon…
After a short recovery and waking-up time in her new, large pen, Little Bit looks a bit better. Curator Rick had fixed the pen up for her, including the installation…
In yesterday’s post, we showed Little Bit being moved by wheelbarrow “ambulance” to her new, spacious pen outdoors. In case you were wondering why she didn’t go in with the…