Hurricane Harvey Senior K-9 Relief
Tax deductible
The Golden Retriever Acres Senior Sanctuary (GRASS) serves primarily as a refuge for senior and special needs Goldens by providing a clean, safe and loving sanctuary for these abandoned Goldens to live out their golden years.
The founders of GRASS and its volunteers have a true love for the older dogs especially Goldens and we are dedicated to their welfare and know of both the joy and challenges that come with caring for an older dog.
Founded in 2012 we have cared for hundreds of senior Goldens many of whom are adopted into loving furever homes or adopted into the sanctuary and accompanied to the rainbow Bridge surrounded by loving staff and volunteers.
We make a difference. Included in our recent adoptions were Sawyer, a sweet county shelter rescue who lived and was loved at the sanctuary for three and a half years before being found and adopted by his best friend and furever father, Katy-Sue and Carly whose heartwarming stories may be found here https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=735937583227890&id=154454628042858
With your support we will continue to make a difference in the lives of a senior Goldens who will make a difference in the life of an adopter or foster caregiver.
Your donation will be used not only to cover food but also transport, general overhead and off-site veterinary expenses such as quarantine/boarding for infectious conditions (i.e. mange, parvo, etc).
We believe “old gold is the best gold” and these dogs serve positively to benefit our own emotional state and quality of life. They instill in us love, compassion, responsibility, loyalty, and patience.
We firmly believe that dogs are not replaceable. They truly are our family members and they depend on us for emotional support, love, and care throughout all stages of their lives.
We believe in a policy that places quality of life above all else. At times, we must make the difficult choice to humanely stop the suffering of a senior or special needs Golden. This is based on whether the dog is harmful to itself or others. We also consider the dog’s overall health and physical state.
We believe in working in our local community. From High Schools to Boy Scouts, it is rewarding to teach a younger generation the responsibility of a caring for a dog. Caring for a dog is a commitment for its entire life.
We believe that every special needs and senior Golden should live its life to the fullest while in the golden years, whether that means years, months, weeks, or days.
The founders of GRASS and its volunteers have a true love for the older dogs especially Goldens and we are dedicated to their welfare and know of both the joy and challenges that come with caring for an older dog.
Founded in 2012 we have cared for hundreds of senior Goldens many of whom are adopted into loving furever homes or adopted into the sanctuary and accompanied to the rainbow Bridge surrounded by loving staff and volunteers.
We make a difference. Included in our recent adoptions were Sawyer, a sweet county shelter rescue who lived and was loved at the sanctuary for three and a half years before being found and adopted by his best friend and furever father, Katy-Sue and Carly whose heartwarming stories may be found here https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=735937583227890&id=154454628042858
With your support we will continue to make a difference in the lives of a senior Goldens who will make a difference in the life of an adopter or foster caregiver.
Your donation will be used not only to cover food but also transport, general overhead and off-site veterinary expenses such as quarantine/boarding for infectious conditions (i.e. mange, parvo, etc).
We believe “old gold is the best gold” and these dogs serve positively to benefit our own emotional state and quality of life. They instill in us love, compassion, responsibility, loyalty, and patience.
We firmly believe that dogs are not replaceable. They truly are our family members and they depend on us for emotional support, love, and care throughout all stages of their lives.
We believe in a policy that places quality of life above all else. At times, we must make the difficult choice to humanely stop the suffering of a senior or special needs Golden. This is based on whether the dog is harmful to itself or others. We also consider the dog’s overall health and physical state.
We believe in working in our local community. From High Schools to Boy Scouts, it is rewarding to teach a younger generation the responsibility of a caring for a dog. Caring for a dog is a commitment for its entire life.
We believe that every special needs and senior Golden should live its life to the fullest while in the golden years, whether that means years, months, weeks, or days.
Organizer
Josh Radliff
Organizer
Spring, TX
Golden Retriever Acres Senior Sanctuary
Beneficiary