Rescue. Rehabilitate. Release.
Grace & Grit gives orphaned, injured, and displaced native Texas wildlife a real chance to heal — and go home to the wild.
In care · Orphaned fawn
Real intake data, tracked April 2026–present. 33 animals currently in care.
Rescue
Orphaned babies, injured and displaced wildlife — brought in from across East Texas.
Rehabilitate
Expert care, feeding, and recovery in specialized spaces for every stage of healing.
Release
Healthy animals returned to the wild, where they belong — every one a win.
Every wild life has value.
Grace & Grit Farm and Rescue exists to rescue, rehabilitate, and release native wildlife while inspiring compassion, education, and conservation throughout our community.
Whether it's an orphaned baby, an injured fox, a displaced opossum, or a sick raccoon, each life plays an important role in the natural world — and deserves the best possible chance to return to it.
"We believe every wild animal deserves a chance to heal."
The faces behind the mission.
A look at some of the native Texas wildlife that has come through our doors — from first intake to the day they go home.
A sample of the animals in our care. Statuses shown are for layout and can be edited per animal.
Where we're headed.
Build our rehabilitation center
A dedicated facility to safely care for injured and orphaned wildlife, with specialized spaces for every stage of recovery.
Expand wildlife education
Inspiring the next generation of conservationists through school visits, community programs, and hands-on learning.
Advance conservation
Sharing rescue stories, promoting coexistence, and educating our community to reduce injuries and protect native species.
What we stand on.
Compassion
Every animal deserves to be treated with kindness, respect, and dignity.
Conservation
Healthy wildlife populations are essential to healthy ecosystems. Every release helps preserve nature's balance.
Education
Knowledge inspires change. Teaching others about native wildlife creates lifelong advocates.
Community
Conservation is a shared responsibility — volunteers, donors, educators, vets, and neighbors, together.
Guided by people who know the work.
Grace & Grit is advised by professionals in law, veterinary medicine, wildlife enforcement, and nonprofit development.
Angela Albers
District Attorney's Office · Wood County
Nick Koten
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)
Officer Hall
Texas Game Warden
Jarrett Jackson
Development Strategist
Every donation is a second chance.
Your gift provides formula, food, housing, enrichment, and medical care — everything it takes to prepare wildlife for their return to the wild.
We use Zeffy, so 100% of your donation reaches the animals — no platform or transaction fees.
Join the Wild Ones — Monthly Giving
Our donors
With deep gratitude to the people and partners making this work possible.
Champion · $1,001+
- Larry & Geneta Plaster
- Andco Installs
- Jarrett Jackson
Guardian · $500–$1,000
- Mark Jackson
Conservationist · $301–$500
- Beverly Gunn
- Golden Sweet Potato Festival
Protector · $101–$300
- Alisha McGee
- Joyner Family
Helping Paws · $1–$100
- Patty Chapman
- Janet Howard
- Angela Albers
- Sasha Green
- Kat Tomme
- Sarah Hullet
- Jennifer Gibson
- Lindsay Gray
- Carrie Seifert
- Courtney Willeby