Mission & Story
Built on care. Driven by purpose.
What your support makes possible
For more than three decades, GRIN has been powered entirely by volunteers and supported by a community that cares deeply about this work.
4,300+ goldens placed in loving homes
30+ years of rescue and advocacy
100 percent volunteer-run organization
501(c)(3) nonprofit
Every dollar goes directly to the dogs
On average, we spend over $1,600 per dog, often more for those needing specialized care. Each year, the need continues to grow. More dogs are coming to us with medical challenges, behavioral needs, and complex histories — but we continue to say yes because of the support behind us.
Powered by volunteers
GRIN is run entirely by volunteers — people who give their time, energy, and expertise to make this work possible.
From foster families and transport volunteers to application teams and event coordinators, every role plays a part in each dog’s journey.
We don’t have a facility. We don’t have paid staff. What we have is a community that shows up — again and again — for dogs who need it most.
What to know before getting started
How does adoption work?
We take a thoughtful approach to matching dogs with the right homes. The process includes an application, review, and a meet-and-greet to ensure a strong fit for both you and the dog.
Do I have to adopt to help?
We take a thoughtful approach to matching dogs with the right homes. The process includes an application, review, and a meet-and-greet to ensure a strong fit for both you and the dog.
Where do the dogs come from?
Our dogs come from shelters, owner surrenders, puppy mills, and other rescue situations. Many require extra care before they’re ready for adoption.
Do you have a facility I can visit?
We take a thoughtful approach to matching dogs with the right homes. The process includes an application, review, and a meet-and-greet to ensure a strong fit for both you and the dog.
Grin Documents
As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, GRIN is required to maintain and make certain organizational documents available to the public. You can browse those documents below through our Box document library.
If you’re considering adopting a Golden Retriever or are already enjoying life with one, check out the Training Tools folder for valuable information, tips, and support. Be sure to visit our News page as well for rescue updates, success stories, upcoming events, and other GRIN news.
