Enclosures 1 and 2
No, ABR doesn’t have a new cub. We are still “bear-less,” since all of the cubs (from TN, AL, and SC) are back with bear families. But as we have…
Lucky Wofford Bear!
After just three days at ABR, our little South Carolina cub, Wofford Bear, has returned to his home state to meet his new bear family. Although it seemed unlikely, the…
Wofford at ABR
The curators are learning the habits, likes, and dislikes of Wofford Bear, our South Carolina cub. Although the SCDNR is still trying to locate a foster mother for him, as…
Wofford Bear Cub
We posted about the arrival of Bear #332, Wofford Bear from South Carolina, who arrived on March 27th. The SC wildlife officers are trying to find a foster mom for…
ABR Bear #332 Arrives!
On March 27, 2021 a bear cub from South Carolina: a two-month-old male cub-of-the-year weighing 5.4 pounds arrived at ABR. A little boy found the cub by the side of…
Enjoy Some Cubs from 2018
We are all waiting until new cubs or yearlings arrive at ABR (although the fact that none have recently is a good thing as it means that they are not…
Sweet Home Alabama. . .
As promised, we will continue the story of the two Alabama cubs, Big Al and Aubie. They arrived at ABR on March 9th. A team from the University of Tennessee…
So Much News!
With apologies for the delay in our reporting (due to family issues) we’ll try to catch you up. We posted about the two Alabama cubs, Big Al and Aubie, and…
How to Care For Cubs
Today we have a series of photos that show how ABR curators care for the tiny cubs who have to be fed every 2-3 hours around the clock. Curator Matthew…
Alabama Cubs Arrive at ABR!
On March 9th, a pair of sibling cubs from Alabama came to ABR. How they were orphaned is unknown, but the cubs, a male and a female, are not quite…