New Developments
There are three cubs who recently entered an enclosure and are not yet quite friends. The two brothers, Cricket and Sprout who were rescued a few days ago, and one…
Bear #385 – Turnip Bear!
On August 11, 2023 ABR received another cub, #385. The male cub was picked up by a woman traveling in nearby Sevier County, who found the cub who had been…
Munch and Climb – Video
Today we have the Facebook Live video that Curator Tori did on Wednesday to show what the cubs are doing. She starts with Puddin’ Bear in the Hartley House. He…
Video – Doodlebug, Tater, and Nugget
The three little cubs, Doodlebug, Tater, and Nugget Bear, are doing well in Wild Enclosure #2. Doodlebug still can’t keep up with the others but she doesn’t let that stop…
Changes
The curators planned to release the new cubs into enclosures, but plans were changed when Puddin’ Bear didn’t exit along with his sister, Caramel. Instead, the curators hurried him back…
Video – Facebook Live with Curator Tori
In an end-of-the-week update on the ABR cubs, curator Tori shows footage in each of the enclosures that currently house our cubs – Wild Enclosure #3, where there are six…
Two More Cubs!
It’s hard to believe, but on August 2, 2023 ABR admitted two more six-month-old bear cubs. They were orphaned when their mother was shot and killed by a property owner.…
Eleven Cubs!
With the addition of #381 Cricket and his brother #382 Sprout, Appalachian Bear Rescue is now caring for eleven cubs! All of these little cubs were born in January-February of…
ABR Cubs #381 and 382!
We thought that nine cubs would be our “full house” for 2023, but we were mistaken. On August 1st homeowners in Sevier County observed two small cubs playing alone in…
They’re Out!
The three cubs who have been indoors (Cub House and Hartley House) are outside at last! They were released into Wild Enclosure #2, which is a happier place for them.…