Their Mom was hit by a car, leaving them orphaned. Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries brought them to Forest Animal Rescue for rehabilitation. Its fantastic to see them run – properly afraid of humans and ready to live free and wild!
We named them Iris, June and Kyle (although they never saw humans enough to learn their names)
Meet Gabby! She is an orphaned wild Louisiana black bear cub. She and her mother were both underweight, and then her mother was hit by… Read More »Little bear just missed the hurricane!
Meet Greta – our newest orphaned bear cub We received a call from Florida Fish & Wildlife last night, asking if we had room for… Read More »Our newest arrival
As 2016 draws to a close, Forest Animal Rescue enters its 19th year of operation. Together we have achieved a great deal, and YOU have… Read More »As 2016 draws to a close…
November 26 – December 3, 2016 4:00pm-8:00pm each evening at the Grand Oaks Visit event page for more details Vote for our tree (#20 in… Read More »Vote for our tree in the People’s Choice Awards
Forest Animal Rescue will start immediate construction of our Bob Barker Animal Care Building, thanks to a generous $100,000 grant from the former game show… Read More »Bob Barker makes a $100,000 gift to help Forest Animal Rescue
What will happen to the orphan cubs who lost their mothers during the recent black bear hunt in Florida? Many people have been calling with this… Read More »Florida Bear Hunt – orphaned cubs?
The cub made a few steps toward a tree then just stopped, crouched and cried. He knew he wasn’t strong enough to escape. This was… Read More »Bear Freedom Project 2015 update
