Golden Bond Rescue Blog

Goldie Palooza 2024 – April 7th

Where: OAK CANYON PARK, 5305 SANTIAGO CANYON RD, SILVERADO, CA 92676 When: April 7, 2024; 10am to 4pm Ticket Price: $10 person online or $15 on day of event. GET TICKETS NOW! In 2022, Golden Bond Rescue was invited to attend Goldie Palooza in Southern California. The goal of the event: to raise funds to help…

READ MORE   >

Golden Bond Rescue Picnic

Charlton Kennels 13825 NW Charlton Road, Portland, OR 97231 Sauvie Island When: August 25th Time: 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Bring your own lunch and non-alcoholic beverage and lawn chair. Dog-friendly dogs welcome.  All dogs must remain on-lead except while actually running the lure course.  Please pick up after your dog.  Poop bags will be…

READ MORE   >

The China Ten – ALL HAVE BEEN FULLY SPONSORED – THANK YOU

Thank you so much to everyone who donated to sponsor these pups passage from China to the USA. To those of you who were not able to help financially, your well-wishes and good thoughts are also appreciated. We FINALLY have a flight for the final ten Together for Animals in China (TAC) dogs who have…

READ MORE   >

2021 End Of Year Letter

Dear Golden Bond Rescue Supporter, With the COVID pandemic emerging in 2020, we were certain, or at least hoped, that 2021 would prove to be less challenging and dog rescue would begin to return to normal. After all, according to Edgar Allen Poe, “False hope is better than no hope at all.”  While clinging to…

READ MORE   >

Dogs on Mars

Stranger in a Strange Land by Jeanne Spreen Three days, three weeks, three months. This familiar adage suggests how long it takes for a newly rehomed dog to acclimate to his new environment. While catchy, and a good reminder to give new dogs a break early on, its simplified timeline often gives us false expectations….

READ MORE   >

Plan B Rescues Six

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade! We are so grateful for our GBR volunteers and their abilities to adapt and change course. This spring, our traveling  volunteers did just that when original plans fell through and they had to devise a Plan B. Plan A was to drive to Chicago to rescue 10 golden retrievers…

READ MORE   >