Wrapping Up February
Some years, ABR has had no bears by the end of February. This is not one of those years. As you know, we had only three yearlings at the start…
Some years, ABR has had no bears by the end of February. This is not one of those years. As you know, we had only three yearlings at the start…
Our newest ABR resident, or should we say patient, is now residing in the Hartley House. Today we show the long story of his examination and treatment at the UT…
An emaciated yearling cub, weighing only 8 pounds, arrived at ABR late yesterday (February 25). He had been spotted at a convenience center in Newport, TN. He weighs less than…
As we have said, the ABR curators are trying to tempt the injured yearling, Lovey Bear, and to ease the boredom of his captivity and restrictions. They are creative in…
Today we have a special video of Curators Tori and Reagan, providing an update on the recent vet visit for Lovey Bear. Fortunately, the news was all good. After he…
Lovey Bear returned to the UT College of Veterinary Medicine for his follow-up exam. The vets wanted to see how the surgery and the plates they had installed to repair…
The four yearlings are doing well, including our recent surgical patient, Lovey Bear. In fact, here he is. It’s good to see him snuggled up to Not a Polar Bear.…
The report for today is good. Beginning with Lovey Bear and his recent surgery: he is sleeping and eating in the Recovery Center – just as we expect him (and…
Our yearling bears are housed in three different places at ABR. Lovey, who just had his surgery at the UTCVM to repair his broken femur, is in the Red Roof…
Things are going well at ABR for all four of the yearlings, including our little Lovey, who is starting his long road to recovery from surgery. We’ll start with him,…