Grayson Grace Wildlife Rehabilitation and Rescue

12/05/2024

21/02/2024

20/02/2024

Scrap the trap, it's illegal in most states to trap and relocate, please reach out to a wildlife rehabber for help.

31/01/2024

I know you don’t like our mom living in your attic or shed. We understand. We only ask that you don’t have her taken away. We need her. There is a way you can ask her to move gently, without any harm coming to her or us.

She chose your place because it is warm, dark and quiet. If you change two of those factors, it should nudge her to leave. Play music and turn on lights in the area where she is staying. It won’t harm her or us, but the message will be clear.

Do this for three days. That will give her time to find a new den. When she has found one, she will move us to our new home.

It won’t cost you any money and it won’t cost us our lives. Everyone wins.

Thank you 🙏

03/10/2023

PLEASE LISTEN TO A REHABBER WHEN THEY ASK YOU TO NOT FED WILDLIFE BABIES, I PICKED UP THOSE BABYS
SQUIRRELS TODAY WHEN THE FINDER INFORMED ME THAT SHE HAD BEEN FEEDING THEM HALF AND HALF, I ASKED HER TO STOP WHICH SHE DIDN'T LISTEN AND CONTINUED TO FED THEM NOW BECAUSE OF THAT, ONE HAS SADLY PASSED AWAY, WE SAY NOT TO FED THEM NOT TO BE MEAN, WE KNOW WHAT IS PROPER AND BEST FOR THEM, YOUR GOOD INTENTIONS- KILL.

04/07/2023

HAPPY 4TH EVERYONE

01/06/2023

Most wildlife control companies in the United States use box traps to capture and relocate wildlife. They will tell you it is a humane solution, but one quick Google search will show you they are far from humane.

- Relocated animals rarely survive more than two weeks in unfamiliar territory.

- Relocated animals are unable to compete successfully for food and shelter with the existing population of wildlife in that area.

- Many of the trapped and relocated animals are lactating females whose orphans are left behind to starve.

- Trapping and relocating animals does not solve the problem. If animals are removed, other wildlife from that area will move in to take their place.

22/04/2023

My husband has been making me stuff to hopefully sale to support the wildlife, these are wooden coasters with my Lego on it, would there be any interest in anyone buying these ? Or would there be more interest without my Lego ? Fed back appreciated.

13/03/2023

This precious little boy does this during every bottle feeding.

If you are interested in donating towards their care.
My PayPal is [email protected]
Venmo is
Cash app is $shymyass

05/03/2023

First intakes of the season.

If anyone is interested in donating towards their care, it would be greatly appreciated, PayPal is [email protected]
Venmo is
Cash app is $shymyass

28/01/2023

"I rescue animals. I fight for them. I dedicate my life to them.
I rarely put myself first. I never put them last. I always try to do right by them.
I am optimistic, but also realistic. I am a positive person, who has been beaten down by the negativity of the world. I am happy most days, but with a constant underlying sadness and stress.
I have opened my heart to more animals than I can count. I bring them in. I return the life that was taken from them.
I have accepted the craziness of my world. I take the insanity in stride. I have given up any hope of having a normal life.
I live each day for the animals. I wake up prepared to save more. I go to sleep thinking of those I couldn’t reach.
I HATE my phone… it never stops ringing. I answer and listen to yet another plea for an animal that no one cares about, no one will help.
I look into the eyes of the neglected. I feel their pain in my own heart. I hear their silent cries.
I apologize for the awful things that have happened to them. I say “I’m sorry” for things I didn’t do. I say, “I love you,” because no one else in their life ever has.
I try to talk sense into senseless people. I try to educate the ignorant. I fail at these attempts on a daily basis.
I can’t save them all. I can’t even save most. I live each day knowing that, no matter how hard I try, it will never be enough.
I know that even when I succeed, I fail. I know that for every one I save, there’s another I lose. I know that no matter how many I help, my work is never done.
Even still, I save all that I can. I love more than I thought possible. I smile… because they smile.
I take-on their pain, so that they may have happiness. I allow my heart to hurt, so theirs can heal. I become the one who is wounded, so they may be restored.
I know the cruelty that exists. I've seen it. I’ve seen the faces of abuse. I witness the senselessness of the world… and know that change is always just beyond my grasp…
I sometimes - a lot of the time - lose faith in humanity.
I hurt but they hurt more than I ever could. The sense of helplessness drives me to say, “I can’t…" A LOT. Then, one you've recently rescued shows you why we must! I brush off the despair. I vow to make a difference. I go on.
I never give up. I fight for change each day. I pray for relief from the pain… not for me, but for them.
I rescue animals. In turn, they rescue me. Everything in between... is so worth it!

We need little reminders why we do this. We give up lots to help. We lose hope BUT we carry on...."

Author Unknown

04/12/2022

Hello everyone, sorry the page has been somewhat quiet lately, once colder weather hits, we tend to slow down until spring however we are in need of some help for the rescue, within the past 6 months I have purchased 2 different pressure washers out of my own pocket, sadly both have quit working, if anyone can find it in them to donate or help, please let me know as having a pressure washer is very vital for cleaning cages and enclosures.
Please message me if this is something you would be interested in helping with, can't do this without you all.

31/10/2022

HAPPY HALLOWEEN EVERYONE...

28/08/2022

Just some cute sleepy babies, if anyone would like to donate to their care, 100% goes directly towards the raccoons
PayPal is [email protected]
Venmo is
Cash app is $shymyass

Very much appreciate everyone for helping me with supporting these amazing critters, thank you.

11/08/2022

We had the opportunity to help rescue some really neat animals yesterday, a mink and a Hawk.