The “Kritter Gitters”, also known as Bob and Cathy Anderson, have been involved in wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, relocation, and preservation for over 20 years. They own and operate two companies, one designed to preserve wildlife by trapping and relocating animals when they become a pest, and two, a non-profit company to rescue and rehabilitate injured, sick, or abandoned wild animals. Kritter Gitters recently relocated it's headquarters to Wills Point Texas.

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Fur and Feathers Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc a non- profit 501 (3) (c) rescue and rehabilitation corporation dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating any animal in distress or danger. Fur and Feathers, operated by Kritter Gitters, will respond 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to any injured, sick, or abandoned wild animal. The animals are humanely rescued and transported to the Fur and Feathers rehabilitation center where they are treated, cared for, and ultimately returned to the wild. Fur and Feathers Rescue rehabilitates about 200 animals per year. In 2003, the organization expanded into the rescue and rehab of reptiles, especially the relocation of local snakes. This is now a major part of the rescue activities. Fur and Feathers Rescue also provides many educational programs to school, church, scouting, and civic groups designed to increase awareness of the animals struggle for survival in our environment. Non-releasable wild animals are housed at the company facility and are used for educational purposes in these programs. The facility is open to the public so people can see and interact with their wild neighbors. All of the local species of snakes are on display for children to see and become familiar with. Non-paid volunteers operate Fur and Feathers and there is no charge for these services. The purpose of this web page is to provide a forum where individuals can share information on humane treatment and discuss specific animal related issues with the Kritter Gitters. . Welcome to our web site…Bob and Cathy, the KRITTER GITTERS Drop us an e-mail