Golden Retriever Rescue 
and Adoption

Gene Kelly (#4267) arrived from China in May 2025.  This handsome boy is between 4 and 5 years old.  He weighs 73 pounds. Gene came to GBR with a traumatic injury to his right eye. The vet says that he has 80% of his vision intact. There is nothing to do other than let it…

Meet Me!  I’m Doug (a/k/a Kirk Douglas (#4264)), Your Sweet, Low-Key Golden Companion If you’re looking for a mellow, lovable 7-year old Golden Retriever who’s more about couch cuddles than mountain hikes, then I might just be your perfect match. I am an affectionate, soulful boy with what I am told are, “the cutest short…

5-year-old Sybil is available for adoption! What my foster mom has to say about me: I’m a sweet girl who is quite attached to my people. I’m a great size at around 50 pounds. I can be shy when I meet new people on walks, but I’ll say hello if you let me approach you….

This beauty is River (#4379).  River is 3-years old.  She weighs 60 pounds. All descriptions above are what we know about this dog when it was first released to GBR. During the dogs first few weeks in foster care, we will discover more of its true personality and behavior as witnessed by the particular foster…

Ollie (#4338) is a 3-year old, 74-pound Golden Retriever.  Ollie currently takes fluoxetine daily for anxiety.  Ollie will be looking for a family committed to his ongoing training. All descriptions above are what we know about this dog when it was first released to GBR. During the dogs first few weeks in foster care, we…

Hello, I’m Rosie 4396. I am a young, beautiful, petite Golden Retriever-mix who will be celebrating my first birthday on February 1, 2026. I was living in miserable conditions in my original home but, since coming to live with my foster mom, I have learned how to live inside a house. I also got to…

Bentley (#4395) is a 3 1/2-year old Golden Retriever.  He weighs 70 pounds. Bentley will be seeing a veterinarian to address some recent seizures. All descriptions above are what we know about this dog when it was first released to GBR. During the dogs first few weeks in foster care, we will discover more of…

My name is Sunny (#4352) and I live up to my name! I am just under one-year old and ready for a new home.  I was surrendered to GBR due to recurrent urinary tract infections.  These were likely caused by a congenital malformation which may self-correct after my first heat cycle; if not, it is…