Norcal Golden Retriever Rescue

ADOPTED AND MOVING TO HER FOREVER ON VALENTINE'S DAY❤
Introducing our beautiful denior girl, Amira, who is 13 years and 4 months old. She is 62 lbs of happiness and sometimes a spicy girl. She can get in and out of a car. She walks about a mile. Great with other dogs and cats. Sleeps through the night. Navigates a two-story house. Since she is such a healthy girl, we decided to do surgery to remove a 2 1/2 lb lypoma and a small soft tissue sarcoma the size of a quarter from her left side. Blood panel, X-rays, and ultrasound found no cancer elsewhere. She is finally getting her stitches removed this week after 21 days, and she is raring to go. She keeps bringing the ball to her foster family and tries to play with her foster brothers. She is being fostered in Milpitas. If you have an Adoption Application on file and would like to consider Amira, please reach out to your Area Coordinator. We will support any extraordinary veterinary bills long-term.
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Sadie is a beautiful, friendly eight-year-old spayed female who loves other dogs and people. She has been an excellent foster "mom" to two 3-month-old golden puppies - she plays tug of war with them and chases them around the yard. She would be very happy to have a family to call her own. At the vet visit on 9/5, the hip X-rays were perfect, and a small cyst on her head was removed and found to be benign; she is current on all vaccinations. She is barky in the car and sometimes barks in the house for attention. She is a very smart girl and tilts her head when you're talking with her. She would like to chat with you about any upcoming adventures where she can be included! Sadie is 82 lbs and is being fostered in Walnut Creek.
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Junior is a 4-month-old golden puppy who came to NGRR from a shelter, where we had been in foster care for almost 3 months. He's now 4 months old and is doing great, all things considered. He's an adventurous puppy who enjoys exploring and playing with his foster dog siblings. And he likes the evening snuggles with his foster mom. Junior may have a congenital brain issue and will be seeing a neurologist in a couple of weeks for further assessment. The eye doctor says that Junior is completely blind, and he has some issues with his gait, as well as a tendency to grind his teeth when frustrated. He continues to amaze his foster mom - after just 72 hours, he learned how to get himself off the pool cover when she calls his name. He runs around the backyard and hops like a bunny sometimes, to the delight of all who see him. Junior would love a family with a doggie sibling so they can show him the ropes, as well as someone who is home most of the time. Teenagers or older kids only, as he does occasionally bite and could unintentionally hurt little children. We're working on potty training. Junior is being fostered in Walnut Creek and would love to meet you!