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Author Archives: Kathy Sherrad

Townsend Bear Moves

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradMarch 18, 2023

On Friday Townsend moved out of the Cub House. The plan is for him and HRH Rover to go into Wild Enclosures #1 and 2 in the near future. Because…

Video – Yearlings Doing Well

YouTube VideoBy Kathy SherradMarch 17, 2023

The three outdoor yearlings – Mistletoe, Peppermint, and Nettles are coming along very well. They are ready for release, as soon as the food supply in the wild is ready…

Doing Well

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradMarch 16, 2023

All of the yearlings at ABR are doing well. Here is an up-to-date report. Mistletoe and Peppermint are showing signs of wanting to get back outside. They are checking out…

Big and Little Yearlings

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradMarch 12, 2023

ABR currently has six yearlings in residence. Three of them are what we call BIG little bears. They are the ones who have been in our care for a few…

Video Update on our Five Yearlings

YouTube VideoBy Kathy SherradMarch 11, 2023

The five yearlings at ABR are doing well and have had a good week. Here is the video of a Facebook Live presentation by Curator Tori to bring you up…

ABR Bear #369!

Bear Rescues & ReleasesBy Kathy SherradMarch 9, 2023

Yet another malnourished yearling bear has been rescued by TWRA and brought to ABR for care! Last weekend (March 4-5) residents in a community in Townsend, where ABR is located,…

What’s Up?

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradMarch 7, 2023

It’s another day in the ABR life of our 2023 yearlings. As usual, we can report that they are doing well. Good news! Nettles was up in her tree, where…

All Five Yearlings

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradMarch 6, 2023

We are glad to report that all five of the yearlings at ABR are doing well. We have some good photos of shy Nettles Bear, who spent so much time…

One Windy Day . . .

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradMarch 5, 2023

On a windy day, the bears take to the trees. This seems illogical to us, but to a bear it makes perfect sense. Nettles has adopted “Summitt’s Branch” and spends…

Progress x5

Bear Feature Stories & PhotosBy Kathy SherradMarch 4, 2023

Each of the ABR yearlings is doing well, even the two recent (injured) arrivals. Nettles is showing increased bravery as she enters the Acclimation Pen that she avoided for so…

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