Five large cubs on a log
Can you remember when these cubs were admitted to ABR? The were small and needy just like the ones being admitted in this past week. The new cubs will look…
Cub #31
Friends…our most depleted little guy is resting quietly alone. He seems very content to settle in his nest with no interference. He has not eaten alot yet, but seems…
#31 is on its way to ABR
I should have waited a while longer to anounce Cubs 28,29,and 30. #31 is on its way to be admitted to the ABR facility. There is always room in the…
Just arrived cub #28,29,30
We knew that there were more cubs that were being watched and might need the help of ABR. Three were admited a boy, a girl, and not sure about the…
Cub #26 & 27
Thats right! Two new girl cubs arrived in the last week to ABR. These cubs are small but with yogert and applesauce they will start to gain weight. They will…
ABR in the news again!
The Maryville, TN Daily Times had a very nice article about ABR and our need to raise funds for the record number of cubs we are caring for this year. Read…
Chase Community Giving Program – Help us win funds for our cubs!
ABR is registered with the Chase Community Giving program on Facebook. WE NEED VOTES to get a part of the $3,000,000.00 that will be awarded at the end of this campaign.…
Remember Sally?
Back in early July, we wrote about the arrival of Cub #8. She was later named Sally, and was the inspiration for the Chubby Cubby campaign by the Townsend Village…
Picture of the two newest cubs
Our newest cubs, #24 and #25, are very small, especially when compared to the “old-timers” who have been with us for several months. Here is a photo of the newbies…
Release!
One of the first cubs admitted to ABR this year was a tiny female cub who weighed only 3.5 pounds. She was released earlier in the week, weighing 82.5 pounds! You…