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OUR MISSION: Real Good Rescue is a Los Angelesโ€“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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Hi. My name is Clyde.

I’ve been told I’m supposed to tell you why you should foster me. Personally, I think my face is doing most of the work here. But fine.

I’m about 4 years old. House trained, crate trained, and pretty committe
Y’all, please give a Real Good welcome to Bella.

She is a one year old Australian Kelpie mix and she has absolutely no notes about herself.

Bella came to us after another rescue took her in and then completely failed her. No follow through on
@nicolesigrie had been fostering Leni through the shelter for months when they told her to bring her back to be euthanized.

She wasn’t doing that.

A shelter networker connected her with us, we pulled Leni into the rescue, Nicole kept right on
One of the biggest reasons people hesitate to foster is because they’re afraid they’ll get too attached.

And honestly? You will.

That’s not a reason not to foster. That’s literally the whole beautiful, heartbreaking, life-sa
Summer. 
Sorbet. 
Sips. 
Soul Dog.

We are teaming up with the incredibly beautiful and incredibly delicious @gonggan.la for an adoption event you do not want to miss.

Come meet some very Real Good dogs, sip something stunning, and maybe just maybe
Okay but have you SEEN Rene.

This 7 year old senior chihuahua has been waiting an entire year for someone to get their act together and here we are. We got her act together for her.

Rene doesn’t ask for much. A comfy spot. A little snack. Som
Dakota has been in rescue for over two years and we have one thing to say about that.

Absolutely not.

This man does not walk in a straight line. Ever. His foster nicknamed him Ziggy Stardust because he will sprint, stop, spin, sniff something extre
Rambo walked into North Central shelter as an owner surrender and had seven days before he would have been killed.

Seven days.

A foster said yes, we said yes, and this boy got a second chance at everything.

A new life not only comes with a new mom
June is Foster a Pet Month, and we’re here to say the thing loudly:

Fostering saves lives. Full stop.

When someone opens their home to a dog in need, it gives that dog a safe place to decompress, heal, learn, and be loved while they wait for
Please give a Real Good welcome to Khaleese. The wiggly, sweet, dog-loving girl you see here? She almost did not make it to us.

Swipe to see where she started.
Khaleese was pregnant when she left the shelter. The rescue that pulled her provided no f
Jimmy’s DNA results are honestly the least surprising thing about him.

Of course this man is built from multiple tiny old men standing on each other’s shoulders in a trench coat.

Please swipe for the ancestry report.

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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.

RGRโ€™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 โ€œyesโ€ 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

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