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900 East Broadway
Anaheim, CA 92805-4103
(714) 535-6714


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19748 Sherman Way
Canoga Park 91306
(818) 346-2455


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Nicole Overbey, D.V.M.
1736 S. Sepulveda Blvd, Suites A&D
Los Angeles, CA 90025
(310) 478-5915

 

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575 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd.
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
(805) 496-0172


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Welcome To
Southern California Golden Retriever Rescue

We are the original and only Southern California Golden Retriever Rescue. Our dogs are all in foster homes, never kenneled, temperament tested, socialized and vetted prior to adoption. Our goal is to find the perfect home for each individual dog and each one has their own personal representative.

Our mission is to find loving, lifetime homes for all Southern California Golden Retrievers in need, regardless of conditions or circumstances. We will always strive to heal the sick and injured, rehabilitate the neglected and abused, and nurture the aged and unwanted until we find the perfect family who will shower them with unconditional love.

Our vision is to build a refuge - a sanctuary - to serve as a halfway house where each of our beloved Goldens can rest and recuperate, prior to being placed with a foster or permanent family and moving on in their new lives.

 

Our Permanent Foster Program

Southern California Golden Retriever Rescue is lucky to have fourteen very special families that care for our precious Golden Retrievers who for health reasons are not adoptable.  These volunteers love and care for the fur babies without the worry of vet expenses.  One hundred percent of the vet care is paid for by your generous donations and our continuous fundraising.  They are truly heroes and vital to saving those that need ongoing care.  Some of the dogs are seniors with arthritis, some have severe hip problems that cannot be helped with surgery and some are terminal.
 
Paws up to Jenni Morita, Nan Sinclair, Barbara Scheid, Dee Westlund, Dee Rios (sadly recently lost Sadie), Laurie Hoffman, Arlene Montgomery, Chris and Jean Wagner, Tara Morgan and Nancy Kollisch.  Also, thank you to our permanent foster coordinator Barrie Magidoff.
 
Debbie Rothschild, Kathy Brill, Julie Flood and Kiersten Kanaster have opened themselves and their homes to care for terminal dogs.  They will love Princess Beloved Pearl, Branson, Rosko, Blessing, and Gretel until it is time for them to cross the Rainbow Bridge and remember them always.  These dogs were abandoned at the shelters because they were sick.  The special fosters have opened their home and heart and will hold and kiss the precious cargo and shed the tears and kiss their faces... long after their last breaths.
 
Enjoy meeting some of the dogs that are part of the permanent foster program below. Please consider making a donation to help these dogs.

 

 

Bailey (Nika-far right)

The Hoffman family fosters for SCGRR and they have Bailey as a permanent foster.  Bailey is a 4-5 year old golden that is showing signs of kidney disease. The Hoffman family showers her with love and she gets along with all the dogs and their cat! 


Kirby

Kirby is a wonderful 13 year old permanent foster that is in the loving care of Nan Sinclair from Glendale.  Kirby came into rescue after his owners dumped him. He has breathing difficulty but does well with the love and support from Nan. 

Danny Boy

Anyone that meets Danny Boy falls in love with this sweet boy.  Arlene Montgomery his permanent foster is no exception.  After 2 hip surgeries, Danny Boy is back to his twice weekly water therapy (compliments of Natalie at Total Dog).  Arlene gives him love, encouragement and plenty of hugs.

Duffy

Meet Duffy with his permanent foster Diana (Dee) and his permanent buddy Rio.  Duffy has severe dysplasia and has had a broken pelvis but he has been named the BEST snuggler ever!  He loves toys and other dogs and is learning to play although his legs don't always cooperate. 

 

Wasson

Wasson with his permanent foster family The Pressman's.  Wasson has some lung issues that he works hard to overcome.  He is one of our Kang rescues who is absolutely adored by his new family!

 

Shadow

Shadow is a beautiful 12 1/2 year old golden who has "doggie dimentia" and is on medication.  He loves walks, swimming, playing with Bronson and barking at the neighbor dog! 

Branson

This 7 year old handsome boy was rescued from an abusive situation and ready for a wonderful new life, only to be handed a death sentence.  Aggressive Multicentric Lymphoma.  His temporary foster home turned into his permanent foster care situation where he will live out being loved by foster mom, dad and fur brother. The prognosis is not good, but his attitude is.  Branson will not want for anything and will not be in pain.  And when that time comes, he will be surrounded by those that love him.

 

Blessing

 

We named her Blessing – because she is! She was found wandering in the dessert, dehydrated, covered in tumors and literally no hair on her body.  Yet somehow the shelter knew, from her smile and the wag of her naked tail, this was a Golden Retriever.  We rushed to our vet where it was discovered she had a rare disease that caused the hair loss.  But she was very old, very sick and would not be with us for too long.  This blessed soul is gracing us for her short time in the Martin's home where she still is wagging her tail, getting her tummy rubs, and never forgetting her cookie!  A decision will be needed to be made soon, but not today.    

Princess Pearl

Princess Beloved Pearl aged 10, was unceremoniously dumped at the shelter by her "family" when she could no longer produce puppies so in effect - could no longer pay her own room and board.  That was July 9, 2011.

Not only was she covered in open oozing tumors and fleas, but once they started shaving her, bugs (not fleas or ticks, but BUGS) were found crawling in her coat. We also discovered another eight tumors.  A bulbous tumor under her neck turned out to be a foxtail that had been left unattended for so long, that it had infected and turned on itself and grew and grew...

Princess's Lymphoma has most likely traveled to her brain as she is falling more and more each day.  But still manages to wag in happiness and give her gentle kisses.

Princess has been in the loving home and heart of Debbie Rothchild who believes that they were brought together for a reason.  Princess's time with us is drawing to an end, but she has been loved and cared for these last three month and treated like the royal angel she is.

check for updates about these dogs on our Facebook page

Please consider making a donation to help these permanent fosters.

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Upcoming Events

January 28th
Golden Retriever Meet & Greet
Dogma Pet Portrait Studio open house
Costa Mesa, CA
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Month of February
Purchase a Pet Portrait package from Dogma Pet Portraits in Costa Mesa, mention SCGRR and they will donate 20% of your purchase to SCGRR!
http://dogmapetportraits.com

February 11th
Valentine Golden Retriever Meet & Greet
San Clemente, CA
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