Highway update
Earlier this week, we wrote that Highway had been moved into the “wildside crib” with 5 other cubs. We told you that although he is bigger than the others, he…
Dancing with the Bears
As you can see in these photos, bears find it easy to stand on their back feet. This is because they are plantigrade walkers (meaning they walk flat-footed like…
Highway joins the gang!
Here I go….. Peek-a-Boo! On Monday, October 10th, Highway, our injured cub who has been recuperating in a small, quiet pen, was moved into the “wildside crib.” This is a…
Read about ABR
A complimentary article in the Newport, TN Plain Talk newspaper tells about ABR and one of our Board members and volunteers, Joey Holt. Lisa Stewart was also interviewed and is quoted…
Visitor for Highway!
You may remember when we wrote about the wild mother bear with a cub that was frequenting the area outside the enclosures at ABR. A couple of days ago, the…
Life is good in the palace!
The cubs that are in the “palace” pen are getting plenty of good food these days. They are chowing down happily. It’s no wonder we humans are attracted to bears,…
New way to help feed our cubs!
Remember the little injured cub, “Highway?” This photo was taken 2 weeks ago, when he was still in the carrier, but as he improves he ventures out into the pen. …
Cub # 22!
On Friday, September 30 ABR admitted the 22nd cub of the season. This female cub is very underweight for her age. She weighs between 12 and 15 pounds, whereas she…
3 cubs + cub #21
A couple of weeks ago, we reported that 3 orphaned cubs had been admitted to ABR. We promised that as soon as we had a photo we would post it,…
Update on Winston and Sadie
Winston and Sadie, the brother and sister cubs that were released directly into the large enclosure a week or so ago, are getting a little bolder. In fact, Winston is…