
Fall Fun, Golden Friends
& a Little Halloween Magic!
Join us for As Good as Gold’s Fall Meeting on Sunday, October 25, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Westin Chicago Northwest in Itasca! This year, we’re adding a fun Halloween twist with a dog-friendly costume party, prizes for creative human-and-dog costumes, and a delicious Italian buffet lunch! We’re also excited to welcome special guest speakers Mike Smith of SmithicAir and Linda Hartman of Lost Dogs of Illinois, who will share valuable tips on what to do if your dog goes missing. Enjoy shopping for AGaG merchandise, reconnecting with friends, meeting fellow Golden lovers, and learning what’s new with the rescue. Everyone is welcome—members and non-members alike!
Order yours today!
2027 Rescue Calendar
Celebrate the joy of rescue all year long with the 2027 As Good as Gold Rescue Calendar—one of our most-loved and most-anticipated items of the year!
Each month features beautiful photos of rescued Goldens along with the heartwarming stories behind their journeys. From second chances to forever families, every page is a reminder of the incredible difference rescue can make.
And don’t stop at one! The AGaG Calendar makes a wonderful holiday gift for family, friends, neighbors, coworkers, teachers, dog lovers—and anyone who could use a little more Golden happiness in their year.
Best of all, your purchase helps support As Good as Gold and the Goldens who are still waiting for their own happy endings. Order your 2027 calendar today—and give a gift that celebrates rescue, love, and 12 months of beautiful Golden faces!
News
Cooperative Care: Building Trust Through Everyday Care
For many rescue dogs, routine procedures such as nail trims, ear cleaning, brushing, medications, or veterinary handling can quickly [...]
Unwanted Barking: Don’t Correct – Re-Direct!
The trainers at A Sound Beginning use a training protocol called the “Substitution Routine” when the dog is engaging [...]
How Schedule Changes Affect Pets
Pets, like humans, thrive on routine. When these patterns are disrupted, it can lead to stress, anxiety, and even [...]
Cooperative Care: Building Trust Through Everyday Care
For many rescue dogs, routine procedures such as nail trims, ear cleaning, brushing, medications, or veterinary handling can quickly [...]
Unwanted Barking: Don’t Correct – Re-Direct!
The trainers at A Sound Beginning use a training protocol called the “Substitution Routine” when the dog is engaging [...]
How Schedule Changes Affect Pets
Pets, like humans, thrive on routine. When these patterns are disrupted, it can lead to stress, anxiety, and even [...]
Fear vs. Behavioral Training
Electronic Collars Peer-reviewed scientific literature, including meta-analyses and primary research, is clear: electronic collars carry significant risks of fear, [...]



