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Author Archives: Kathy Sherrad

All The Bears

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJune 20, 2023

ABR is now caring for ten bears – four yearlings, soon to be released, and six cubs who will be with us for several months. Though TWRA is still looking…

Cubby Chaos!

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJune 18, 2023

Bear cubs can (and do) cause a lot of chaos! For example, take the Hartley House hooligans! As expected, they are trying to destroy their climbing structure. Left to right…

Cub #377 – Tater Bear Arrives!

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJune 17, 2023

It’s true! On June 16 the TWRA officers had to euthanize a female bear in Fentress County who had sustained injuries too severe to be repaired. She had two cubs,…

Fearless Doodlebug!

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJune 15, 2023

This is a short video that demonstrates how little Doodlebug Bear shows herself to be fearless when meeting the new Cubby Pool, while her two rowdy roommates are….a bit scared…

Fun With the Cubs

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJune 13, 2023

Doodlebug Bear has come a long way since she arrived. You may recall that everyone, including curators and UT vets, was very concerned as to whether she would survive. Now,…

Yearlings and Their Food

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJune 12, 2023

The four yearlings at ABR are doing well. It won’t be long until their release, as soon as the soft mast (berries) is ready for them. Meanwhile, we’ll take a…

Another Video for You!

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJune 11, 2023

Today we have a Facebook Live featuring curators Tori, Bailey, and Reagan. They bring us up to date on the cubs and yearlings at ABR. We’re very glad that the…

Overdue Update

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradJune 10, 2023

Because of family visits, we have not posted to the blog for a couple of weeks, and we apologize for that. Today we will begin to update you with this…

Video – Facebook Live with Curator Tori

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradMay 26, 2023

Curator Tori presented a very entertaining Live today. She started with a long look at Doodlebug Bear, who is doing so much better now! Everyone is excited to see her…

All About Doodlebug

UncategorizedBy Kathy SherradMay 25, 2023

As you know, Doodlebug Bear is the smallest and has been  the most worrisome of the cubs at ABR. In late April she arrived with a congenital umbilical hernia, which…

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