Address: 130 NE 26th Ave #402, Boynton Beach, FL 33435, USA
Phone: +19547483507
Stacey G
Spoke to an older woman from the org today. She called me back right away and was nice which is the reason I gave them 3 stars. But I was SO disappointed to hear that if you want to adopt a puppy, you MUST have a fenced-in yard, per what the foster parents have said. We can't have a fence as our HOA will not allow it. So bummed out. Kind of feel like they should rethink this and that shouldn't be a dealbreaker as we are totally willing to walk the pup daily and tire her out with other activities such as training. I actually feel that fenced yards are overrated, and unfortunately, a lot of people use them as an excuse not to actually go out and walk their dogs. From what I hear, many Goldens don't want to be put out in the yard unless someone is there with them, and at least in one-dog households, it's unusual for a dog to get a significant amount of exercise in the yard without the owner getting out there and playing with the dog, anyway. I can certainly play with the pup outside in our backyard without a fence. Too bad :(
STORMY CLARK
No one ever responded to my question...SCAM!
Eileen Fischer
We adopted our first Golden from Everglades. His mother and father were sister and brother !!! Well Marley ended up being the very best dog for 14 years .. When he passed we were so sad We went on the website and soooo happy they had another big beautiful 8 month old for us . Bruno Love him so !!!
Dora Trevino
Great scenery peaceful place to relax and refuel the soul.
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We are always looking for foster homes but I am not really sure what you mean by short periods. EGRR prefers our fosters be located within our area, Vero Beach to Key West, and who have had an EGRR approved home visit.
I am sorry but I only speak English.
We have been placing Golden Retrievers 15+ years. We receive shelter dogs sick and/or hurt requiring treatment. All dogs must be held in isolation for 2 weeks at our vet facility. In that time they get a thorough work up including blood panels tested by outside labs for various diseases like Heartworm, thyroid issues, parasites. We have taken in dogs hit by vehicles, have ACL tears & malnourished & if they need training, we bring them to a professional for obedience classes. We will not put a dog up for adoption until it is healed, healthy & has all vaccines &, of course, neutered or spayed. We pay for all boarding fees & food. If we have no dogs available, we put people who have passed a vet screening & home visit on our waiting list. When a dog comes in, we check that list first to find a family that has passed all screenings & is the best match for the dog. Maybe now you have a better understanding the reasoning for our fees, which are set by age. Also, we are all volunteers!!
Thank you for your interest. Unfortunately she is too young to volunteer.
The facility where we kennel our dogs is in Boca on Clint Moore Road and not Boynton. I think they would always welcome donations of towels and bedding, as would most veterinary facilities.
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