Another view of ABR
Sorry it’s been such a long time since we posted, but we’ve been busy, preparing articles for the newsletter that will come out very soon. We’ve also started to work…
Updates about the ABR rehabilitation facility, including ongoing construction projects
Sorry it’s been such a long time since we posted, but we’ve been busy, preparing articles for the newsletter that will come out very soon. We’ve also started to work…
Yesterday we showed you an aerial view of the ABR facility – hope you clicked to enlarge the image to see it better. Today, we will show you some of…
When cubs or yearlings are being cared for at the ABR facility, the public is not allowed to visit. Sometimes, with the OK from the wildlife agency, spectators are allowed…
Yes, it’s true – Little Bit was the last bear (for now) and with her release, ABR is now able to work on the facility, including getting the bear enclosures…
ABR is proud to announce that we have hired a new, fulltime curator, Coy Blair! Blair graduated Magna Cum Laude from Maryville College in 2009 with a degree in Biology.…
As you know, ABR was not the winner of the Toyota Tundra truck in the recent “100 cars for good” contest. We had hoped to replace our aged, abused vehicle…
On June 19th, several wildlife officers who are responsible for licensing facilities that have wildlife onsite inspected ABR and gave their approval for the renewal of our license to operate…
Earlier this month, a group of visitors from several countries visited ABR while on a U.S. Dept. of State-sponsored project designed to inform about strategies for “managing national and state…
Moving Forward! Update on ABR’s Capital Cub Nursery Campaign! Thanks to your generosity, the Cub Nursery (part 1 of the campaign) was completed just in time to help Little Bit!…
UPDATE! The Cub Nursery, part one of ABR’s Capital Improvement Campaign, is paid for! Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, we’ve raised $10,000 to buy the building, and to…