The Rest of the Cubs
Yesterday we focused on Wild Enclosure #2, so today we will see what’s going on with the other cubs, Do you remember the “Floating Pear?” who shows up to test…
Yesterday we focused on Wild Enclosure #2, so today we will see what’s going on with the other cubs, Do you remember the “Floating Pear?” who shows up to test…
Today’s post features the chonky cubs of Wild Enclosure #2 – and a finer group of plump cubs could hardly be found. Exhibit 1 – Tater Bear is as round…
You may recall that our newest cub, #388 Twinkle Bear, was rescued in the national park after she had fallen into a river while climbing up a tree. She is…
All of the cubs are ten months old now, having passed their Cubby Birthday two days ago. As you know, we feel that each month of life for a bear…
It has been predicted that we will experience very high winds. In fact, the national park has closed several roads because of that forecast. At ABR, plans have been formulated…
The cubs in Enclosure #1 seem to be tolerant of Turnip and his need to be careful of his paw. At least that’s the impression we get when we see…
Thirteen is a lucky number for ABR! All 13 of the cubs (12 large and 1 small) are doing well. So today we thought we would post photos of all…
As you may know, ABR welcomed a new cub to the facility after she was found in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park just three days ago. The cub had…
It seemed like we were through accepting rescued cubs for the year, but on November 14, a little cub in Great Smoky Mountains National Park was hit by a car.…
Hyperphagia means “eat, drink, and sleep.” Our cubs are excelling in each of these activities. Betsy has found a beautiful, red apple. Her expression says “Yum!” Her sister Martha is…