Golden Bone
Rescue & Rehab Inc.

(928) 567-8994
Golden Bone Rescue and Rehab Inc. in Sedona, Arizona provides dog and canine rescue, rehabilitation, foster, adoption, spay and neuter resources.
Centrally located to serve Sedona, Cottonwood, Jerome, Camp Verde, The Verde Valley and our surrounding towns and communities.
Finding safe havens for homeless, abandoned and
abused domestic pets . . . because they're precious.


Do you need to find a new home for your pet?
We can help!
Hercules, co-founder
DOG / CANINE

Rescue • Foster • Adoption

Spay • Neuter
Medical Assistance Animals More info and pets in need of emergency medical help.
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CAN YOU HELP Cricket?

She has a broken leg that's in bad shape, may have been left like that for a while and needs either surgery to fix or possibly amputation. Either way, this will be a very large vet bill. Any amount would help!
Mission Statement
Golden Bone Rescue and Rehab is a no kill organization dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of abandoned, neglected and abused animals and thoughtfully placing them in safe and loving foster and permanent homes. We are committed to promoting local spay and neuter programs, which ultimately eases needless suffering in our animal community.
Online Donations
Monetary Donations
may be mailed to:


Golden Bone Rescue & Rehab, Inc.
P O BOX 2547
Sedona, Arizona 86336
Centrally located to serve:
• Sedona
• Cottonwood
• Jerome
• Camp Verde
• The Verde Valley . . .
and our surrounding communities
Dog Found at Dump Has
New Happy Home
Local Heroes
Every once in a while we like to recognize those who go beyond the norm to save animals in need. GBRR thanks Joel at Bark 'N Purr in Sedona for taking in our emergency cases, those who need immediate rescue when we are out of foster room. He's never ever let our pups down.

Bark 'n Purr
is located at:
30 Finley Drive
Sedona, AZ 86336-5420
(928) 282-4108
Chester was found at the dumpsters at The Gap (a remote part of the western Navajo Nation in the middle of nowhere, Northern Arizona). This seems to be a common dumping ground for unwanted pets. He was curled in a tiny ball in front of one of the bins, lying on top of a pile of trash.
He was thrilled to have water and food (especially water), quite willing to be shoved into a collapsible kennel in the car, and was fine for the drive back to Sedona. Golden Bone Rescue agreed to take him on financially. He had a nasty wound on his neck, and when we got him to the vet the next morning, we learned he had probably been shot with a gun or an arrow. Along with his neck surgery, he was neutered and checked for other problems. He continues to be treated for mange and other skin problems, as well as behavioral issues in which he barks incessantly at other dogs, probably as a result of having been attacked by them when he was on his own..

Chester Good Dog is a wonderful, sweet, trusting, funny little bundle of love who charms everyone he meets. He has been adopted into his forever home.
Why we do what we do
In 2002 co-founders Angela Windolph and Nadia Caillou came together to form Golden Bone Rescue & Rehab in an effort to relieve the suffering of as many animals as possible. Nadia had this notion that she wanted to save a million dogs in her lifetime and so the seed has been planted! WE started with the most difficult cases, with the Baldwin Park Chihuahua case in California (over 270 chis found in deplorable conditions) A group of these Chihuahuas came to us as feral with severe physical and mental conditions. Left to fend for themselves, they resorted to cannibalism. This case opened our eyes. Clearly the need for rehabilitation became as important as finding safe homes for traumatized animals. In fact, we realized none of these animals could be placed in permanent homes until they received the rehabilitation they needed.

Who we are
GBRR is a 501c(3) non-profit group of caring volunteers, board members and supporters who provide community rescue of domestic companion animals. Located in the Verde Valley, we operate solely on individual donations and fundraising proceeds. Thus far, we’ve placed hundreds of needy animals in loving homes.

We believe in providing low cost spay/neuter programs and education in our community for the purpose of reducing the number of unwanted pets. All rescued animals are evaluated for temperament and personality by qualified staff members. This helps us place them in homes that are well suited to their needs and to the needs of the future owners.

We interface with local city, town and county animal control officers to reduce trauma to abused, neglected, an abandoned domestic pets, as well as to provide safe and supervised foster homes for those animals that have been scarred and damaged. We make every attempt to rehabilitate those animals with behavioral issues based on their traumatic life events.
Golden Bone Rescue and Rehab is dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating abandoned, neglected and abused animals and thoughtfully placing them in safe and loving foster and permanent homes. We are committed to promoting local spay neuter programs, which ultimately eases needless suffering in our animal community.
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