Memories of March, 2013
Appalachian Bear Rescue is still waiting to receive the first orphaned cub of 2017. We are very happy to wait! Why? Because March is much too soon for bear cubs…
One Year Ago. . .
As we have reported, ABR is without resident cubs and has been cub-less since November, 2016. During this down time, the curators, volunteers and board members have been working to…
ABR Junior Curators
In the absence of cubs onsite, we will share with you the recent visit to Lincoln Heights Elementary School in Morristown, TN (Curator Janet Dalton is the principal) during which…
Remembering the Escapees
The Wild Enclosures at ABR are designed to be very secure. Usually, they perform as expected and our furry residents stay safely within their enclosure as they practice being bears. …
Bear Dens
Curator Coy is working hard on his Master’s thesis and the research into the habits of ABR cubs who were cared for last year. You may remember that when they…
Then and Now
What a difference a year makes! A year ago today we had snow on the ground and many cubs at ABR, spending time in the trees. Because of the poor…
A Year Ago…
As we have reported, ABR is currently empty of cubs. Since there are no cubs to report about, we have featured a few of the many cubs from 2016. Today…
Twenty Years of Bears at ABR
Today we have a real treat for you. Since 2016 was the twentieth anniversary of ABR, we have a beautiful slideshow that shows almost all of the bear cubs that…
Happy New Year -Reminiscing
We know – it’s been a while since we posted to this blog. ABR still is void of bears and this is a very good thing. It means the wild…
More Cubs from Past Years
We have been reminiscing about past cubs since ABR doesn’t have any current cubs in residence. Today we start with a double picture – of cubs Ham and Sissy Bear. …