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Author Archives: Kathy Sherrad

Video of Pressley and Friday on YouTube!

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradFebruary 27, 2012

You will love seeing our first 2 yearling cubs of 2012, Friday and Pressley, as they explored the Wild Side  a couple of days ago.  The Wild Side is the…

Do you Tweet?

Board NewsBy Kathy SherradFebruary 27, 2012

If you are on Twitter you will be interested to know that you can follow ABR on Twitter now! This is the link  that will get you to our tweets. Now…

ABR is on YouTube!

Board NewsBy Kathy SherradFebruary 26, 2012

ABR has a YouTube channel where you can see videos of the cubs! Here is the link for our YouTube offerings. You are sure to enjoy the videos – they will…

Lucky #13 – ABR’s 13th Yearling of the year

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradFebruary 25, 2012

Yesterday (Friday, February 24th) ABR admitted the 13th yearling cub of 2012. He’s being called Junior and he is a cutie!  At only 12 pounds, he is just a little…

Appalachian Bear Rescue cub #12

Stella and her food

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradFebruary 24, 2012

Stella was the twelfth yearling cub to be admitted to ABR, on February 19th. She has settled in to her new home and spends a great deal of time resting quietly. …

Out on a limb for Valentina

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradFebruary 23, 2012

Here is our Valentina, the little female who arrived at ABR the day before Valentines Day.  She is posing on a limb of the “tree” that is in the crib.…

Have fun and support ABR, too!

Fund-raisersBy Kathy SherradFebruary 22, 2012

While the yearling cubs are mostly sleeping and resting in their winter dens, fundraising to care for them continues.  On Tuesday February 28th, the Hard Rock Cafe in Gatlinburg, TN…

#12 has arrived named Stella

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradFebruary 20, 2012

A little 10 pound female was admitted to ABR yesterday.  Stella has been put in with Mackie and Riplely.  These two will show her the ropes and she will see…

Remember Spunky?

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradFebruary 19, 2012

We wrote about Spunky, the tenth yearling to arrive at ABR a week ago, and posted a photo of him as a ragged, skinny little bear. This is a more…

Cade and Franklin update

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradFebruary 19, 2012

Here are two more of the ABR yearling cubs. Cade was the 30th cub of 2011, while Franklin was the 6th yearling cub of 2012. They have both achieved weights…

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