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Appalachian Bear Rescue provides update on Puff Bear

Puff Bear's Journey began in late May after the organization discovered the injured bear cub completely alone.

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Bear cub rescued after being hit by vehicle in Sevier County

Bear cub rescued after being hit by vehicle in Sevier County
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Appalachian Bear Rescue asking for donations for injured bear cub

The bear cub then had a full-body X-ray and a CT scan of her skull, with the test results luckily coming out negative for hydrocephalus.

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Rescue Asking for Donations for Cub Saved in Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Rescue Asking for Donations for Cub Saved in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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2 orphaned bear cubs found during Georgetown County wildfire die after weeks of recovery

GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – A pair of infant black bear cubs that were discovered as firefighters worked to extinguish a Georgetown County wildfire have died despite efforts to rehabilitate the animals. A biologist from the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) alerted Appalachian Bear Rescue that a bear den was accidentally disturbed by […]

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