Rescue A Golden of AZ

View Available Dogs

Woof Line
For information on adopting a Golden please contact us at (602)404-WOOF (9663).
Join the RAGofAZ Yahoo group
As of 9/06/07:
2,052 Goldens Rescued
2,014 Goldens Adopted

Hutch
Hutch

Help Rescue! Click to buy from dogstuff.com and make money for this rescue.

Do your shopping at dogstuff.com by going through our website, and RAGofAZ will earn 5% commission on all your purchases!



Submitted Applications Email Problems

ATTENTION: If you have emailed an Adoption/Foster Home application in the last month (prior to Jan 2 2008) or used the online application we may not have received it as we were having email difficulties with this particular email address. Please resubmit your application either using the pdf / Word document or the online adoption / foster application. Send all adoption / foster applications to the new email address adoptionapplications@golden-retriever.org.

Please feel free to contact us (at the above email address) to see if we have received your application before resubmitting it.


2008 Hearts of Gold Calendar
Our gorgeous FULL-COLOR-THROUGHOUT 2008 12-month Calendar featuring RAGofAZ Rescue Dogs will be available soon! The calendars are $10 each. If you would like your calendar mailed, please include $1.75 for one and $1.50 for each additional one. To save postage, check our website for pick-up locations (locations will be posted shortly). Order NOW and help RAGofAZ save lots of Golden lives! The Goldens out there somewhere waiting for our help thank you for your support.
View Order Form (pdf)

Thunder Phobia -- While a good "kraack" or "boom" may have been good while Batman was taking down the Joker, such startling sounds are no joke for your dog. Firecrackers, thunder and other loud, out-of-nowhere sounds often leave dogs frightened and wanting to flee to a safer place. These types of fears may develop even though your dog has had no traumatic experiences associated with the sound. The good news is that many fear-related problems can be successfully resolved. If left untreated, however, your dog's fearful behavior will probably get worse. Read More