Rescue Dogs

Ryker #3369

By kathykamerer | July 30, 2020

Ryker is the light in my life. He is such a good boy. I’d be lost without him. We have been training at the Oregon Humane Society, celebrating birthdays, and…

Oscar, now Harry #2724

By kathykamerer | July 15, 2020

Sadly, our precious boy Oscar 2724, renamed Harry Lokker, passed away July 12, 2020, after giving us 3 years, 8 months, and 6 days of absolute joy.  When we adopted…

Ruby #3371

By Jill Groves | July 13, 2020

Ruby (#3371) is  a very sweet, pretty 16 month old, red female golden retriever who sadly has a liver shunt with related seizures. This is a serious issue and her…

Cassie, now Poppy #3310

By Jude Fulghum | July 6, 2020

We met our Poppy at 6:38 pm on Saturday February 1st as her crate slid down the oversized cargo area in SeaTac airport.  She was on one of the last…

Betty, now Luna Coconut #3294

By Jude Fulghum | July 6, 2020

It had been six months since our precious golden had passed away and we knew that we needed another golden in our lives. We agreed to Foster to Adopt and we…

How To Choose A Dog Trainer

By Jill Groves | June 30, 2020

by Jeanne Spreen So you and Fido have decided to work with a dog trainer. Fantastic! Training can strengthen your relationship and deepen your bond, and the help of a…

How to have a Dog Friendly Yard

By Jill Groves | June 30, 2020

 by Valorie Wiss If I had seen this article 18 months ago, I would’ve felt smug. I had the perfect dog yard because I’d been trained by a glorious Golden…

Professor Yates: Long Road Home

By Jill Groves | June 30, 2020

Lessons learned from a resilient 90-pound golden by Vanessa Loverti As a volunteer Intake Medical Manager for GBR, you never know what situation is coming your way or which dog…

Digger #3368

By kathykamerer | June 28, 2020

My name is Digger (#3368) and I am a “wonderful” 2 year old, 87 pound, purebred golden retriever. My mom was a standard golden and my dad was an English…

Lucy #1571

By Chijo Takeda | June 24, 2020

Lucy was my constant companion and even in her last moments at the vet’s those amazing eyes never left my face.  She was bright, funny and could “leap tall buildings…