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The Los Angeles-based dog rescue organization from which Olivia Wilde adopted her Golden Retriever, Gordon, wants to “set the record straight” about what really happened to him.

Amid bombshell claims from the actress’ former nanny, Maeday Rescue took to Instagram Friday to explain the “Don’t Worry Darling” director’s decision to “re-home Gordy.”

They called Wilde, 38, a “huge animal rescue advocate” and “responsible pet owner” who acted “out of compassion and love for him.”

According to Maeday, the organization “rescued” Gordon – “along with his 4 littermates” – from an unnamed “shelter” in 2018.

The rescue’s founder, Natalie, then “fostered them and bottle fed them” until the organization was able to find them “their perfect forever homes.”

Wilde “adopted” one of the four dogs “at 2 months old” and gave him “much love,” “training” and “travel adventures.”

However, per the rescue center, Wilde “realized that Gordy didn’t love the travel life and wasn’t happy around toddlers.”

Gordon, who Wilde shared with ex Jason Sudeikis, is now “living his best life” with his new owner, the rescue center revealed.

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Gordon, who Wilde shared with ex Jason Sudeikis, is now “living his best life” with his new owner, the rescue center revealed.

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