Release of Tartan Bear
In our last post we promised to bring everyone up to date on the Big Changes at ABR, starting with the release of our yearling, #349 Tartan Bear. His release…
In our last post we promised to bring everyone up to date on the Big Changes at ABR, starting with the release of our yearling, #349 Tartan Bear. His release…
As of the day after Independence Day, ABR has eleven cubs in residence. We’ll introduce them in families, which is how they arrived, in coming days, but for now, here…
Be Prepared! There have been new developments – and new CUBS – at ABR! That’s right, and because we know you don’t want to be left behind, we suggest that…
Unbelievable as it seems, on the same day that Little Trouble was rescued and admitted to ABR, we also received another set of triplet cubs – these are three females,…
As we continue to play catch-up with the exploding population of bears at ABR, we will add to the story of the triplet cubs who arrived on June 12 Since…
Yesterday we posted about the three sisters who arrived at ABR and were settled into Hartley House (the male, Thistle) and Red Roof Recovery Center (his sisters, Truffle and Thyme)…
Our mission with Magnolia Bear concluded today with her successful release back to the wilds of Louisiana. Magnolia arrived at Appalachian Bear Rescue on … source
Today is Cubby Birthday! The seven cubs in residence are seven months old, and Magnolia and Bumble B. Bear are nineteen months old! Help us celebrate! source
Otto, Rollo and Apollo, ten-month-old orphaned American Black Bear cubs, were released back to the wild on December 4, 2017. This video features a few … source
Bennie, Jerry and Carrie, orphaned black bear cubs, arrived at Appalachian Bear Rescue from South Carolina in March 2013. They came to us when they were … source