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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.

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

Clyde has officially left the building and joined a forever home!

We watched Clyde wait patiently for more than 11 months (as the gentleman we all know he is). He stayed patient, he must have known his calm and charming cuteness would work on someon

Doris (aka DeeDee, if you’re nasty) is smizing right now and she knows it.

She has two settings: being held, and being annoyed that she’s not currently being held.

Naps constantly. Loves food, obviously.

If your dream dog is a small sc

Our friend @simplysimplify is throwing a beach bash and generously asked us to crash it.

We’re not the type to say no.

Adoptable dogs on site from 2-4, plus refreshments and good vibes all day.

August 29th
12-8PM
4715 Ocean Front Walk
Marina

Cousin’s fully healed from the bite, the mass, the neuter. So naturally, he’s requesting this view.

31 lbs, French Bulldog / Pug
3 years old
Good with dogs
90% house trained

He’s decided he owns this skyline and honestly the confi

Somebody please explain to us how this five pound senior gentleman with the face of an angel is still available.

Rocky is calm, sweet, gentle, and approximately the size of a Party Burrito from @tacobueno.
Texas folks know.

He has one requirement f

Harold traded his gold chain for a week in the desert and honestly that is a character arc we did not see coming, but respect.

He has been with Real Good Rescue since January and we are genuinely baffled that nobody has snatched him up yet. Every si

If you’ve been following along, you know that Rita has been through things that most dogs would not have survived and would shatter the hearts of most people.

She was starved, beaten and shot in the head, left with bullet fragments in her sku

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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.

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