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If you are interested in fostering or adopting, please complete the foster or adoption application found on our applications tab. If you would like to know more about the current status of a particular dog, please email Goldens901.info@gmail.com and a member of our team will respond to you within 3-4 business days.
Daisey #1083
Meet Daisey!
Daisey is approximately 18 months old. She was found as a stray near Hendersonville, TN. She is just as sweet as she is beautiful. She will sit and take a treat with a soft mouth and weighs 64 pounds. She’s a very smart girl!
She is currently getting settled with a foster and being evaluated for any needed medical. Daisey met her foster sibling well, both enthusiastic. She entered her crate with very little coaxing. She will make someone a fabulous family member!
Riley is ready to start the next chapter of her life!
This sweet, gentle girl lived her first years as breeding dog, with little exposure to the outside world. As a result, Riley is very shy and still learning how to navigate life as a beloved companion. But beneath that timid exterior is the softest heart—she absolutely loves pets and gentle attention.
We’re currently working on her house training and helping her build confidence in new situations. She’s also putting on some much-needed weight—right now, she’s just about 43 lbs and quite petite.
Riley is good with cats and would do best in a calm home with older kids who can respect her need for patience and space. She’s not ready for the spotlight yet, but she’s learning what it means to feel safe, and every day she grows a little braver.
If you’re the kind of person who sees beauty in the quiet souls, Riley just might be your girl.
Chloe #1082
Meet Chloe!
Chloe is an eight-year-old surrender from Arkansas. She is housebroken, very sweet, and relatively calm. She has a beautiful dark red Auburn coat that is very healthy. She gets along with other dogs, loves kids, and welcomes any petting or attention she can get.
She LOVES children, will let you take away toys, or bones, doesn’t have any food aggression issues, and enjoys being groomed. She travels well in the car and has decent leash skills. She weighs 53 pounds, which is a perfect weight for her smaller frame.
She has been brought up to date on all her vaccines and has been micro chipped. She will be spending some time with a foster to receive medical care and will then be available for adoption. She’s a very sweet girl and we can’t wait for her to find the perfect home to love her as she deserves!
Nala #1074
Meet Nala! Nala was surrendered from a breeder in Tennessee. She is five years old and is AKC registered. She is used to roaming on acreage around livestock and children.
She is friendly with other dogs. Nala is a large gal weighing 84 pounds. She has beautiful white, healthy teeth and a healthy coat.
Upon arrival, we’ve had her shots brought up to date and she has been spayed. She is also heartworm positive, but her foster will care for her through her treatment.
Meet Jackie, Goldens 901 #1072
Meet Jackie. She came to us from the Senatobia Animal Shelter. She was terrified at the shelter so hoping she will settle in and decompress from that experience.
She is 12-18 months old, spayed, housebroken ( according to shelter) and petite at 35 lbs. She looks like a miniature flat coat retriever, with gorgeous shiny black coat.
With a lot of patience and love, she will make some family very happy!
Meet Ellie - she came to us after what was thought to be a torn ACL. Upon intake, she was given full body x-rays and extensive exams due to her demeanor and fatigue. After a radiological consult, she was diagnosed with hypertrophic osteodystrophy. HOD is an autoimmune condition where the inflammation cuts off the blood supply to the bones
Meet Ellie - she came to us after what was thought to be a torn ACL. Upon intake, she was given full body x-rays and extensive exams due to her demeanor and fatigue. After a radiological consult, she was diagnosed with hypertrophic osteodystrophy. HOD is an autoimmune condition where the inflammation cuts off the blood supply to the bones and the bones can stop growing. We began treating her immediately with anti-inflammatories and pain medicine. After 24 to 36 hours, she was actually able to walk. She has since made great improvement in that area. But she was also diagnosed with a terrible case of puppy strangles, which is also another autoimmune condition. She had oozy pustules in her ears, on her belly, chin, eyes, and her lymph nodes were horribly swollen.
We had to wait to get the anti-inflammatories out of her system so that we could begin steroids. After a week of steroids, she is drastically improved on all fronts and is beginning to act like a seemingly normal healthy happy go lucky Golden puppy. She has a perfect personality, she’s house trained, she is very eager to please, and is b
We had to wait to get the anti-inflammatories out of her system so that we could begin steroids. After a week of steroids, she is drastically improved on all fronts and is beginning to act like a seemingly normal healthy happy go lucky Golden puppy. She has a perfect personality, she’s house trained, she is very eager to please, and is beyond precious. She is not available for adoption at this time as we are navigating her health concerns but if you see her and would like to donate or apply to adopt please feel free to do so.
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