The only life this cutie has ever known was being used for breeding. That's 6 years of nothing but taking care of her pups, only to have another litter before she's had a chance to live a life of her own. She is good with other dogs, but she's been so busy, she's a little shy at first. She will need a home with another dog and a fence.
Here is another of our Turkey dogs. Emma is 2 years old. She's an active girl, likes to play with other dogs, but wants to be the center of attention with her people. She's willing to learn the house rules and just so happy to be here! She, along with all the Turkey dogs, requires a fence. Fee for Turkey dogs is $800.
He is one of the dogs that came from Turkey about a month ago. He's been evaluated in foster and is ready to move on. At 11 months old, Kip is a typical puppy, wants to play all the time, especially with other dogs, and is good at jaw-wrestling with his foster sister. No red flags with this guy. He'll need a fence and another dog to play with. Adoption fee for dogs from Turkey is $800.
This is one handsome dog. He's 18 months old and was pulled from a shelter. Lucky for him, he landed in the Golden Treasures program. He is good with other dogs and is very playful. Have you got time for him?
Meet Mickey. He's a tall 3-year-old golden who enjoys the company of other dogs and especially of people. He's good with other dogs and, in fact, prefers to be in a home with another dog or two. Mickey gets anxious when he's in a new situation, so we want an understanding family that will introduce him to new things gradually. A family where someone is home a lot. He also needs a fence?
She, obviously, isn't a golden. But the only big difference between Rosie and other goldens is her color. This flat-coat is 7 years old and very active. Her owner passed away and the extended family wasn't an option. Rosie is good with other dogs and her favorite thing to do is play ball. In fact, she'll play ball all day long if she can! You up for a game of catch?
This tall cutie is 2 years old. She was an owner turn-in because they were unable to properly care for her and wanted to give her another chance. As is typical in goldens of her age, she's active and energetic. Gracie will do best in a home where someone is home alot to give her the exercise and playtime she loves. Another dog and a fence will keep her happy.
Another of our 2-year-olds, she spent the first of her years being a mom. Now she's gonna make up for lost time. Shy at first, she warms up to you once she's gotten to know you, which doesn't take long. New surroundings are a little daunting, but she's good with other animals. She is hypothyroid, so she'll require an inexpensive pill once a day. We're looking for a quiet, low-key home with another dog. And a fence is a MUST.
This handsome fella is a typical 1-year-old - full of energy!. He's an owner turn-in because they recognized that they didn't have enough time to give him. He's good with female dogs, will chase cats but has never hurt one, and is protective of his food with people and other dogs, so we need someone who will work with him on changing that. Because of the food issue and his energy level, we'd like no kids and a fenced-in yard..
If you look up sweetheart in the dictionary, you'll see her picture. She is a one-year-old golden, very small for the breed. Nobody has taken much time to train her, but, as most goldens go, she's ready to learn. Shy at first, she will warm up to you as she becomes more comfortable. She must have a home with another dog or two and a fence.
