Golden Bond Rescue of Oregon, Inc.
Golden Retriever Rescue
For the Love of Goldens
Permanent Foster Dogs
Deserving of Ongoing Care
Occassionally, a rescued dog comes into Golden Bond that cannot be made available for adoption because of health reasons. Golden Bond provides permanent foster homes for those that are not able to be placed in a "forever" home. Below are a few of their stories.
How You Can Help
If you would like to make a donation to help with expenses for our permanent foster dogs, please send a check to:
Golden Bond Rescue of Oregon, Inc.
PO Box 25391
Portland, OR 97298-0391
Donate Online
We can now accept donations online through "Network for Good" — a safe, and secure process for processing credit card transactions online. Just click on the "Donate Now" button. You will be directed to a short form to fill out and submit. You will receive an email with your donation information to be used for tax purposes. Just indicate on the form that you want your donation to be used for the care of permanent foster dogs.
For more information:
Voice mail: 503-892-2897
E-mail: Goldenbondrescue@yahoo.com
Goldie (#1513)
The delightful Goldie (#1513) became a permanent foster because of medical issues. She gets along perfectly with my other two Golden Bond Rescue adoptees, Emma and Orvis, and three cats: Royko, Pearl and Yobo. Goldie is a very sweet, loving and mellow 14 year-old, and we adore her. I've never seen her rest on this table before or after the day she needed a better view of that strange snow.
Goldie, along with Emma and Orvis, can also be seen on the July page of the Golden Bond 2009 calendar.
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Ellie (#1701)
Ellie (#1701) became a Golden Bond dog in early March of 2008. She had been an outside dog all her life of 14 years. It was obvious from the start that she was in great need of lots of love by way of hugs and kisses. In fact, as I sit here trying to write this her nose keeps punching me for attention. Ellie had several litters of puppies before being spayed by the owner and I have met several of those dogs and they are wonderful Goldens. Ellie became a permanent foster not due to her age but several medical issues that kept popping up. She currently has an abscess in her mouth that won't clear up so she is living with Howard and Patsy and their three Goldens: Sarah, Mr. Bailey, and Justin. All get along very well and she is a nice addition to the household. However, I did have to go back to driving a Suburban due to the fact that all four were too crowded in the back of the Honda. We all love this little girl who constantly has a stuffed toy in her mouth.
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Sir Galahad (#1327)
Sir Galahad (#1327), came to Golden Bond by way of Multnomah County Shelter. He was a stray and since he was so old Golden Bond was called immediately when his waiting time was up. They named him Sir Galahad and since it seemed very appropriate, the name stuck.
Sir Galahad had a visit to the vet where he was neutered, teeth cleaned and blood work taken. The work-up showed he was a suspect for early renal disease but still very active and happy. He got a thorough going over and put on the website. Since it became pretty obvious he wasn't going to be adopted he has been made a permanent foster living with Patsy and Howard and their four dogs, Henry, Ben, Sarah and Mr. Bailey. Everyone loves Sir Galahad, so he will happily live out his days with his new family.
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Additional Permanent Fosters
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