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OUR MISSION: Real Good Rescue is a Los Angeles–based nonprofit saving dogs from high-kill shelters, providing full medical and behavioral care, and creating lasting matches built on trust, compassion, and transparency.

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Biggie and Smalls have two expressions: thrilled beyond words, and personally offended by something you haven’t figured out yet.

There’s no in between, and there’s no warning which one you’re getting.

Biggie:
10 years old
35
Lacy has two modes: model citizen and menace to sticks everywhere.

Age: approximately 2 years old
Weight: approximately 40 lbs
Leash skills: a work in progress, but she’s come a long way
Gentle treat taker
Dogs: yes
Kids: older kiddos
Cats: ye
Baby Shark survived the medical unit, weeks in the hospital for mycoplasma pneumonia, and came out the other side with one lifelong goal: do less.

He’s settled into foster life like he’s been doing it for years: naps hard, walks calm, an
Lola’s three episodes deep into reruns of 21 Jump Street with her foster mama, wrapped up like a burrito, fully invested in the plot.

She plays hard, she binges harder, she’s basically the ideal roommate.

Age: 1
Weight: 54 lbs
Good with
Bella’s philosophy: two bones, or no bones at all. No further questions.

She’s smart, easy to be around, great with other dogs, and lives for the beach and car rides.

Age: approximately 1
Weight: 40 Ibs
Breed: Kelpie / Australian
Dog fr
Since leaving the shelter, Rosalita has been settling into foster life, and it clearly agrees with her.

She greets every person like they’ve already agreed to adopt her. She’s right.

Age: 2
Weight: 26 lbs
Breed: Puggle
Leash skills: wor
Today is Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day and we are thinking about every Real Good alumni who is no longer with us.

Every single one.

Every dog that passed through Real Good left a mark on us, on their fosters, on their families, and on everyone who

Media & Content Use Notice: By fostering, volunteering, submitting photos or videos, tagging Real Good Rescue on social media, or otherwise sharing content featuring Real Good Rescue animals, you grant Real Good Rescue a perpetual, royalty-free, worldwide license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, and share such content for promotional, educational, and fundraising purposes.

You acknowledge that this permission includes use of your name, likeness, or social media handle if included, and that you will not receive compensation for such use.

If you prefer that certain content not be shared, please contact us at hello@realgood.dog before submission.

 

Real Good Rescue (RGR) is registered as a 501(c)(3) non- profit organization. Contributions to RGR are tax-deductible to extent permitted by law.

RGR’s tax identification number is 84-4508219

Real Good Rescue welcomes fosters, adopters, volunteers, and partners from every background. We are a volunteer-driven, foster-based nonprofit, and we work to remove barriers that keep people from saying “yes” to rescue. We evaluate dogs and applicants individually, invest in humane training and medical care, communicate with dignity, and hold ourselves accountable through clear policies and annual review. Questions or concerns? Contact us at hello@realgood.dog

Mailing Address: 506 S Spring St #13308 SMB#69555 Los Angeles, CA, 90013

Photography by Shayan Asgharnia