Arizona Golden Rescue

23-094 Chase, a purebred Golden, was one year old in October 2022. He was originally surrendered to The Fetch Foundation that trains dogs for disabled police, firefighters, etc. as the family’s son was allergic . After assessing Chase, it was determined he just did not have the focus or personality to be a service dog. He is rambunctious, playful, strong, and goofy. He has been updated on all vaccines and was neutered on 11/21/2023. After transporting Chase to an adopter in Scottsdale, the AGR transporter made these comments: 

Chase is a great dog! And lots of fun. There is a lot of Danny in him – full of mischief. The first thing he did was go through the box of toys and commence destroying. While the adopter and I were going over paperwork at the table, he went into the next room and came back carrying a box of tissues and strutting proudly past us. It’s a good thing she has a very minimalist setup! She seemed to like him a lot and is prepared for the job ahead. He is a smart boy, but she has a lot of experience and patience I think. She will have to get him past the mouthing stage – he is very bad about that.

The adopter has renamed the boy Louie and said he's doing well and adjusting to his new routine of hitting the trails each weekend! Louie is very loved!