Video Update on our Six Yearlings
Today we have the Facebook Live video update, with Curator Tori. We can easily see the difference in size between the yearlings who arrived several months ago and those malnourished…
R.I.P. Sparky Bear
We have sad news today. Our most recent little yearling, #370, Sparky Bear, had to be euthanized at the UT College of Veterinary Medicine. He seemed to be improving since…
Moving Day for Two Yearlings!
Two of the most recent (and needy) arrivals at ABR moved to new quarters. Townsend Bear, who arrived on March 8, weighing just 12 pounds, had been residing in the…
The Latest News
We have some “late news” about the bears, starting with Nettles, who made an unusually revealing appearance recently. Nettles carried an apple up on the platform. She ate it with…
Video Update – Sparky Bear
As you know, ABR now has seven yearling bears. Number 370, Sparky Bear, was rescued in the National Park and brought to ABR yesterday. He weighed just 9 pounds, so…
Bear #370 Arrives!
Bear #370 was rescued and brought to ABR by Ranger Greg, who had been trying to capture him for several days. As we can see, Sparky has the rumpled and…
A Big Day for HRH Rover!
Exciting news! HRH Rover Bear is outside! We know that he is very happy as he gets to reacquaint himself with a proper habitat for a little bear. Rover had…
Birthday Eve
As you may recall, ABR has designated January 22nd as the official birthdate of all of our bears, because it is approximately in the middle of the possible dates for…
The Three Bigger Yearlings
We focused on the tiny little, cub-sized yearlings in our last post. Today we revisit the bigger yearlings who have been at ABR for a few months and have grown…
Yearlings in Hartley House
Yesterday we saw little Townsend Bear moving into a room in the Hartley House. He is next door to HRH Rover Bear. Today we visit them in their rooms and…