Our puppies are microchipped and each puppy goes home with our Puppy Package, which contains a collar, leash, bowl, toy, parent pedigree, 2-year health guarantee, training instructions and a towel rubbed with the Mom's scent - all you add is the love! F1 Mini/Medium English Goldendoodles (Demi and Teddy) The photos below are of our first litter from Bella and Teddy. We expect this litter with Demi and Teddy to be very similar. Photos by Schackmann Photography - Click Photos for Larger Images F1 Standard English Goldendoodles (London and George) These are gorgeous English Cream First Generation (F1) Goldendoodles. London comes from long lines of champions, mostly from Russia. George has a nice pedigree also, and we think make the perfect pairing. © 2012 - 2016, Island Grove Pet Kennels. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of Linked In Design, LLC is prohibited.Review this business:Click to Rate12/29/2014This place is blessedI recently purchased a f1b doodle from Left a and let me tell you, I have never been more humble and envious of the LOVE that flows from that farm.

I highly recommend that everyone experience the or a alone. Left a has the biggest heart I have ever encountered. The puppy is fantastic!ShareFlag07/11/2014I can see why on the surface someone may think Have A Heart Rescue / Golden Barns may be a puppy mill. That is NOT the case. Letta has chosen to use her 10 acre farm and home as a dog rescue. She also successfully breeds healthy poodles and labradoodles. Her choice for the first lead her to also do the second with the knowledge it would help pay for the rescue. All the dogs she rescues are spay or neutered as they go through the intake process. No adopted dog leaves without spay or neutering. Unfortunately even though she has agreements with local vets the cost of sterilization does impact the time between arrival & a vet visit. Letta & her staff are selflessly giving of their time and resources to all of the animals in their care. Have A Heart is an inspected and licensed facility. As to the cleanliness, when I adopted my dog from her in early February 2014, I observed one of the many scheduled clean-ups that happen many times during the day.

Letta is required to keep records of the MANY cares she preforms EVERY day for her charges. Hotels With Soaking Tubs PhiladelphiaI drove 2 hours to come here for our new dog & I would encourage anyone to find there next 4 legged family member from this shelter.Used Furniture Stores Statesboro GaShareFlag01/03/2013I recently purchased a male go...Robinson Blinds PeterboroughI recently purchased a male goldendoodle from Leetia at Have A Heart. We drove 2.5 hrs to purchase this puppy. When we pulled up we were a bit taken a back w/ all the dogs running around & not the nicest looking place. But once you get out & talk w/ Leetia & see how much she loves all those dogs & keeps them fed, bathed, happy & healthy you realize that any money she does get goes right back into those animals.

I was afraid going not knowing what I was going to find but we could not be happier. If I had money I would give it all to her so she could do more for herself, she is so unselfish & makes everything to favor the animals. I didn't give it 5 stars only cuz it wasn't the cleanest place but again I would get another dog from her in a heart beat.ShareFlag12/12/2010goldenbarns/have a heart dog homes...It is evident that the woman that has devoted her life and home to the animals she cares for on her 10 acre farm. She was honest and answered every question I had with complete knowledge and has ethical standards unlike a lot of breeders out there. I admit I was uncertain when I pulled into the yard with lots of dogs running around, but all were friendly and well-behaved! I was shocked at what I saw...I think her ingenious way of "training" the dogs to stay on the property, not excessively bark, leave the cats alone, and potty outside, not jump up on guests, and just generally behave (There was not a single "fight" the entire time I was there).

I can't recommend highly enough this unconventional shelter! My puppy (I now have 3 dogs...that all get along famously!) is the most mellow, loving, intelligent, and well-behaved I could have ever dreamed. If you are considering getting a puppy, dog, or cat, I suggest you check this out before looking anywhere else. I could easily gone home with another adorable and friendly pet if I caved in to my 8 year old son's pleas as he was surrounded by friendly dogs and loving every minute of it!Join Our Mailing List For more upcoming RAGOM events, please visit our Calendar Goldzilla website for more information! We have a saying: "Once a RAGOM dog, always a RAGOM dog." We care deeply about the dogs we have rescued. That's why we want to help if your RAGOM dog ever goesIn fact, we created a team of volunteers - the Lost Dog Rapid Response team (LDRR) - just to ensure a quick, efficient response. RAGOM dog ran away! If you've lost sight of your dog, call RAGOM immediately at 612-547-9004.

The LDRR will gather information from you and provide some tips on what to do next. While you are searching for your dog, they can call local authorities and begin preparing flyers and signs in case they are needed for an extended search. August 25, 8am-5pmFriday, August 26, Saturday, August 27, 8am - 2pm3930 69th St EInver Grove Heights, MN Sale will be held in Inver Grove Heights during a city wide garage sale event.  for more information about donating your new or gently used items for this event. GoldzillaSunday, September 11, 2016, 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM Lake Regional Park, 1500 Old Hwy 8, New Brighton, MN for Goldzilla, RAGOM's annual Fun Fair and Walk for Rescue - and one of the biggest Golden Retriever events in America! money raised supports our mission of rescuing and rehoming Golden Retrievers and Golden mixes of all ages. Walk for Rescue follows the Rice Creek Trail in Long Lake Regional Park and offers two routes: 0.6 mile or 1.2 miles.

You - or your dog! which route to walk. See our Goldzilla Website for more information or to register for the walk and collect pledges to earnThere are so many great activities, your dog is sure to sleep all the way home:Agility Course * Beach Swimming * Ask The Vet * Lure Course * Nail Trimming * Off-Leash Play Vendor Village Shopping * Raffle * Silent AuctionThose of you who don't currently have a Golden in your life, join us for some serious dog-watching! We have an opportunity to rescue Goldens and Goldendoodles from an auction on August 6th. A commercial breeder is liquidating his dogs after being charged with 134 counts of animal cruelty.  likely be sold to another commercial breeder, where they will continue to live their lives in cages while being bred repeatedly.RAGOM has the opportunity to attend the auction and bid on the dogs for sale.  Our mission is simple: Get them out. Over 50 of the 450 dogs being sold are Goldens or Goldendoodles.

your support, we will rent a cargo van and drive down to the auction, where we will purchase as many as we can. Update - You gave us an outpouring of support when we needed it most. raised over $27,000 to purchase dogs at this auction and prevent them from being sold to another commercial breeder. generosity, we were able to purchase 37 dogs. On behalf of these dogs,Their suffering is over and their new lives begin!Look at the joy on her face. pup, who possibly had never felt grass under her feet, is already enjoying a true Golden Life. Once Baby Joy and the rest of the dogs have had a chance to settle in to their foster homes, and health concerns have been taken care of, we will begin posting them to the For hundreds of years, homeless dogs have been a part of theEstimates for the numbers of street and shelter dogs in Istanbul alone vary greatly - anywhere from 70,000 to 150,000. Among all of these dogs, are approximately 1,000 abandoned Golden

Retrievers in need of homes. RAGOM, just like every other Golden rescue in the country, has seen a steady decline over the last 6 years in the number of dogs being surrendered. At the same time, our organization has seen a very large increase in the number of families looking to adopt Golden Retrievers. We have homes just waiting to adopt a Golden Retriever. RAGOM's organizational mission is to rescue unwanted, abused, neglected and displaced Golden Retrievers and Golden Retriever mixes and find new loving, permanent homes for them. We will continue to rescue every single Golden in need in our area that we are aware of. However, our mission has no geographical boundary, so when RAGOM heard about these dogs in Turkey, we felt Since the Fall of 2015, RAGOM has welcomed 34 of these beautiful dogs 6/16/2016 - Dickie arrived 5/20/2016 - Micky, Elsa and Simba arrived 4/08/2016 - A group of 11 Turkish dogs arrived 3/5/2016 - Belle, Diva, Sully and Vincent arrived

10/16/2015 - Our first group of 15 arrived and were welcomed into This has been a life-changing, extraordinary journey for all these dogs and there are still so many waiting for their turn to come to America. RAGOM would like to continue rescuing these dogs so that they can leave their lonely lives behind them and find loving, forever homes. to transport these dogs over 5000 miles is expensive and we need help toIf you would like to assist us in this mission, please consider making a donation. more about our Turkish Dog Rescue Mission... In March, RAGOM learned about 11 dogs who had been living in a hoarding situation. The dogs were in terrible shape -- without enough food and water, each was severely underweight. IV fluids and nutrition were required. Knowing these dogs were in need of physical and emotional care, we knew we had to help. Transport was quickly arranged, supplies were gathered, and 11 families volunteered to foster the dogs.

It was an amazing display of RAGOM's ability to mobilize and act at a moment's notice. Because of the kindness of so many, these dogs were able to receive a second chance. August 21st Update - Alana, Braden, Cait, Declan, Garret, Hanna, Iona and Fuzzy have all been adopted! are still waiting for their forever homes to find them. Please consider welcoming one of them into your home! February 14th marks RAGOM's 31st Anniversary of rescuing and rehoming Golden Retrievers and Golden Mixes and here's where it all years ago today, a beautiful 9-month-old Golden Retriever languished in a kennel in a rural animal shelter, unaware of her pending fate. no name, no home, just a collar and a kennel card marked in red: "Scheduled for euthanasia, 3:30 today." On a chance visit to the shelter that day, Ardis Brown noticed the youngMoved by her dire plight, she called her friend, Jane Nygaard. anything be done?" she asked. The answer was firm. "Get that dog out of