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Author Archives: Kathy Sherrad

What a difference 2 months makes!

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradFebruary 19, 2012

In late November 2011 ABR admitted the 31st cub of the year, subsequently named Rupert. We wrote about him in this post, and here is a photo of him after…

Mackie and Ripley revisited

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradFebruary 17, 2012

This is Mackie (yearling cub # 4) and Ripley (yearling cub #3) who came in within a day of each other in late January. Both of them were scruffy and…

Hardy is growing!

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradFebruary 16, 2012

Hardy, Yearling #7, who arrived at ABR on February 3rd, weighed only 12 pounds when he came to us. He is beginning to put on some weight, as do all…

Meet Valentina – Cub #11

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradFebruary 14, 2012

It seems that the orphaned, needy yearling cubs just keep on coming to ABR. Yesterday, just in time for Valentine’s Day, we admitted our 11th yearling of 2012.  She is…

Pressley and Friday after a month at ABR

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradFebruary 13, 2012

Pressley and Friday were the very first yearling cubs of 2012. When they were admitted on January 13th they were very sad and depleted little bears. But they soon became best buds…

New photo of yearling cubs

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradFebruary 13, 2012

  Our little bears are staying close to each other these cold days (temps the last couple of nights in the single digits – Brrr!) as these new photos show.…

A nice place to den

Bears in the NewsBy Kathy SherradFebruary 12, 2012

We found this article with a video clip on the website for a Spokane, WA television station. It tells about a very resourceful bear who found him/herself a nice place to…

Spunky – a perfect name for a spunky little bear!

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradFebruary 12, 2012

On Thursday, February 9th, ABR admitted the 10th little bear of this year. We posted about him at the time. After just 3 days  he has settled into his new home…

Challenger

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradFebruary 11, 2012

Just a week ago, on February 5th, the 8th yearling of 2012 was admitted to ABR. He is very tiny, weighing in at just over 10 pounds.  That weight is…

A cub “family”

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradFebruary 10, 2012

People often wonder how we can keep orphaned cubs “wild ” when they are being cared for by humans. The answer is that we create “cub families” for these little…

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