ABR Rescued Bear #371!
ABR admitted #371, a female yearling nicknamed Honey Bunny for the place she was found and the closeness to Easter. The tiny, very much underweight (9.9 pounds) and malnourished yearling…
Yearlings In Wind
Bears, whether young or old, don’t like wind because it interferes with their ability to hear sounds and to smell smells. Even so, on windy days like this, the yearlings…
Video Update on our Six Yearlings
Today we have the Facebook Live video update, with Curator Tori. We can easily see the difference in size between the yearlings who arrived several months ago and those malnourished…
R.I.P. Sparky Bear
We have sad news today. Our most recent little yearling, #370, Sparky Bear, had to be euthanized at the UT College of Veterinary Medicine. He seemed to be improving since…
Chubby Cubs Crunch; Chonky Cubs Cronch!
This video will make you smile, or laugh out loud! In Hartley House, the Christmas triplets were having their breakfast. CranBeary may be the smallest off the three, but he…
Another Day With the Cubs
As the days go by, and the ABR cubs are still eating and sleeping, there isn’t a lot of “news” about them, but we’re sure that you enjoy seeing the…
Introductions
Myrtle is showing herself to be a brave little cub, despite her rough start. She is deciding when and how to introduce herself to the other cubs in Wild Enclosure…
Update on Myrtle
Since being released into Wild Enclosure #3, Myrtle has stayed in her corner of the enclosure. She looks a little lonely there, so we hope it won’t be long before…
Cubs in Hartley House
We posted about the triplet cubs who arrived on June 30 and are currently in the Hartley House. You’ll remember that this family has two males and one female cub,…
Bear Cubs #357, 358, and 359
On the very same day that Tartan the Yearling was released back into the wild, as we described in our last post, ABR received another set of triplet cubs! The…