Welcome to Golden Retriever Freedom Rescue!
Hotline: 303-749-8499 E-Mail: Staff
Golden Retriever Freedom Rescue, Inc., is a nonprofit 501(c)(3), all volunteer organization. We have placed over 1900 Golden Retrievers since we were founded in 2001 in permanent, loving homes!
Want to adopt?
- The placement fee is $125 for senior dogs age 8 years and older; $250 for dogs 7 months through 7 years, 11 months. Puppies 6 months and under are $300.
- We require a physically fenced area directly accessible from your home for dogs under 8 years old.
- Our applicant approval process includes a phone interview and a home visit. If you live in an area where we are unable to complete a home visit, please accept our apologies.
Want to help save a dog's life?
Become part of the rescue network! We need people to help transport (local and long distance), help with home visits and phone interviews, fund raising, etc. Could you provide foster care? Please head to our volunteer page and fill out this short form and we will be in touch. Also, if you frequently travel down I-70 or I-80 and could pick up a dog or two on your way back to Colorado, please contact us.
OrthoPetsOrthopets has fitted GRFR dog Tulley with a prosthetic leg. Tulley is learning to use it and seems very happy with his new mobility. His forever family has posted a video on YouTube:
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AnnouncementsPlacement fees Puppies up to and including 6 months: $300; dogs 7 months through 7 years, 11 months: $250; Senior dogs age 8 and older: $125. Summer 2010 Newsletter GRFR's Summer 2010 Newsletter is now available! Click here. Please see our special needs dogs! GRFR has several dogs with medical conditions. If you're interested in helping GRFR help these dogs, please see their stories on our Special Needs page. If you just want to help out, please consider a donation - use the button below. Or volunteer! The Golden Retriever in its Golden YearsWhen I review adoption applications submitted to GRFR, the request people make for a younger dog because they’ve just lost one or two dogs themselves sounds so familiar. When we brought 10-year-old Mazie into our home as our very first foster dog, we certainly had no intention of adopting her. We had very recently lost our first GRFR-golden to a third recurrence of cancer and our Read more ... |




