Saint Francis Wolf Sanctuary up and howling over in Navasota
and last updated 2021-01-29 08:28:19-05
NAVASOTA, TX â The Saint Francis Wolf Sanctuary, a wolf and wolf-dog rescue that s been in operation for nearly 20 years, relocated from Montgomery to Grimes County just a few months ago. Its resident wolves, now live on a property with 15 acres of forest, where sanctuary donors can visit to observe the animals from a safe distance. We are a 501(c) nonprofit, and our mission is to provide exceptional love and care to wolves and wolf dogs, and to educate the community about them,â said Nicole Rogers, executive director of the sanctuary.
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