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Give to the Max Day is November 19, and early giving is open now!

Your gift helps dogs like Rosie, who’s settling into foster care and learning some new habits while she waits for her perfect home. It covers vet care, transport, training, and everything in between for the dogs who need us most.

Donations are being matched throughout the campaign, so your gift can go twice as far.

Donate and have your gift matched!

Every dog has a story. Help us write the next one!

Become a RAGOM Volunteer

Whether you foster a dog, coordinate a transport, conduct home visits, or lend your professional skills behind the scenes, there’s a place for you at RAGOM. Many volunteer roles can be done from anywhere, while foster homes and some dog-related positions are based within our five-state service area: Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, and western Wisconsin.

Explore Volunteer Roles

Latest RAGOM resources

Advice and stories to help you and your Golden thrive—from health and training to keeping a lost dog safe.

  • Questions to Ask a Breeder

    Adding a dog to your family is a big decision. We always encourage prospective owners to consider adoption first, whether through RAGOM or another reputable rescue. If you decide that purchasing a puppy from a breeder is the right choice for your family, taking the time to choose a responsible breeder can help ensure a healthy puppy and support ethical breeding practices.

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  • Why Choose Rescue?

    When you adopt a dog from RAGOM, you know what you are getting. Every dog lives in a foster home and gets full vet care, so we learn their personality, energy, and whether they are good with children, cats or other dogs. We share everything we know, the easy and the tricky, so you can be sure of the right fit.

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  • Children & dogs

    Children and dogs can be wonderful for each other. Dogs help children learn responsibility and empathy, and children learn to be gentle, trusted companions. Just as your dog needs to learn how to behave around people, children need to learn how to behave around dogs.

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