New Residents: Akasha & Hollie
This year, PrideRock Wildlife Refuge welcomed two very special new residents: Akasha (top) and Hollie (bottom). At just six years […]
Rescue Is Not a Hobby: What People Don’t See
Nia, rescued 2010, age 24. From the outside, rescue can look idyllic—beautiful animals, peaceful settings, and meaningful work. What people
Genets: Small, Spotted, and Worth Saving (Meet Annie)
At PrideRock, we often spotlight the power and beauty of lions, tigers, and bears. But sometimes, the most fascinating wildlife
Do Black Bears Hibernate in Captivity?
When most people picture black bears, they imagine them curled up in a cozy den, sleeping through the long, cold
Turn Heartbreak Into Hope
Do you dread Valentine’s Day? Had enough of lovey-dovey stuff? Well, we may have the perfect way for you to
In Memory of Gary Holliman
Today, we come to you to share that on November 24, 2022, we lost PrideRock’s founder, Gary Holliman. In 1998,
Help Celebrate PrideRock Turning 30 This NTGD
Terrell-Based Wildlife Refuge Rescues More Than 70 Animals Since 1992 PrideRock Wildlife Refuge celebrates turning 30 by working to raise
Where The Wild Things Are, But Shouldn’t Be…
It’s no secret that humans are fascinated with lions, tigers, and various big cats. They’re magnificent creatures. However, just because
We’re Looking For Board Members To Join Our Team
PrideRock Wildlife Refuge provides permanent sanctuary and shelter for mistreated and unwanted wild animals, primarily lions, tigers, cougars, bears and
Glen Rose ISD Showcase Kyndl’s Beauty On Campus
Late last year we had the privilege of working with Randy Haney, a retired art/graphic design teacher for Glen Rose
