Canelo & Cookie - We need to stay together in our forever home.
Nancy - I love to curl up next to you and snuggle.
Ginger - I am a sweet senior boy looking for my forever home.
Bindi and Kodi - a bonded pair of sweet seniors.
A Golden Ball is in the books for 2018. It was a huge success thanks to all of our sponsors, attendees, donors and of course our volunteers. Thank you all very much for your support.
If you attended, we know you’ll definitely be back next year! If you couldn’t make it this time, we really want you to join us in 2019!
Mark your calendars: May 18, 2019.
When this beautiful five-year-old girl Alondra was found as a stray and came to us, our vet saw that she was having a lot of pain in her back legs. She was weak and having trouble walking, and an exam showed that she had torn cruciate ligaments in BOTH knees.
Alondra has been able to start physical therapy on the water treadmill. It has already done wonders and we can’t believe the difference – jumping and zooming around the house!
We’ve spent nearly $1,500 so far and she’s not out of the woods yet. Alondra needs ongoing therapy and this may take a few more months. We would be grateful for your help!
The 2019 calendar has been sent off to the printer. We received many wonderful photos this year and we’re anxious for you to see those selected. To get your copy, place your pre-order online today. You can choose to have them mailed to you or pick them up at the AGaG Rescue Picnic to save on postage.
HAPPY TAILS …
Congratulations to Sully who was recently adopted thanks to the dedication of the wonderful member volunteers with As Good as Gold!
Happy Life!
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Since May 2003, As Good as Gold has rescued over 2,300 Golden Retrievers. With your help, every rescued Golden Retriever gets a second chance to find its forever home. The lucky dogs below are just a few of the goldens who have been adopted by loving families.
WE NEED FOSTER FAMILIES!
A key component of AGaG is our foster homes. Without them, we would not be able to operate the way we do and have dogs placed with loving families temporarily until a permanent home can be found. Without adequate numbers of foster homes, we are limited in how many Goldens we can take in at one time. Our foster homes provide information about habits and behavior in daily life so that we can provide as much information as possible to the adoptive family.
For more information, please contact us: fosterhomes@asgoodasgold.org