LOOKING FOR LOVE

Welcome to “Looking for Love.” These are UYR’s rescue and surrender pups. They come in all ages and sizes, but they have one thing in common; They are looking for love. If you have a place in your heart and your home for one of these Yorkies, please, use the provided link to fill out an “Adoption Application.”

Your adoption application will be processed as quickly as possible. It is UYR’s mission to get the perfect home for our beloved Yorkshire Terriers.

Thank you for visiting the “Looking for Love” page. Please, feel free to browse the other pages to see all the things we do here at United Yorkie Rescue.

UYR DOES NOT SHIP ITS RESCUES. THE ADOPTER MUST PICK UP THE ADOPTIVE PUP FROM THE FOSTER PARENT'S HOME EITHER BY CAR, OR PLANE WITH THE PUP RIDING IN THE CABIN WITH YOU.




Tianna
Connecticut
Tianna

Update 05/04/13: Tia has had her eye surgery and is currently recovering in her new foster home in CT. She needs to stay quiet and rest for a few weeks to prevent infection and just to heal - she also had a dental and lost 5 teeth. Tia is a very sweet little senior who needs to gain a little more weight. She is timid at first, but loves to give kisses and please everyone.

Initial Bio 04/04/13: Introducing Tia! (formerly Tainna)

Tia is a little 9 lb - 9'ish year old, stray, female yorkie just released from a high kill shelter. The shelter estimated her age to be about 9 years old. Tia seems very sweet and loving! She may have kennel cough (the next few days will reveal whether or not this is so!). Once Tia has been cleared of any kennel cough she will be off to the groomers for a day at the "spa" and also to the vets for a dental and repair of "cherry eye" in her left eye and a determination by the vet if she is spayed or not. She is up-to-date on shots. Since Tia is small and fragile, she will be best suited in a home with adults. Stay tuned for more updates on Tia!


For more information, contact my foster parents at: debcooch@sbcglobal.net.

To fill out the adoption application for Tianna click here.
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Angus
Florida
Angus

Initial Bio 05/22/13: Angus here in beautiful Largo, Fla. They have guesstimated me to be about 18 months old and weigh about 10 lbs. I have only been here a few hours but....foster mom said I am a love. About 6 months ago some really nice people found me. I was full of ticks and fleas and malnourished. They knew they wanted to give me a fresh start in life, got me all better, shots, microchipped and neutered (see I am really smart and know what that is). Now they are no longer able to keep me and want me to go to my forever home. I love other dogs and people. I am very active and would like children (over 8 yrs old please). A house with a big fenced yard would be wonderful, but be forewarned, I do like to jump! Gotta go, I just saw a bird I have to chase ;-)


For more information, contact my foster parents at: jake.bean@verizon.net.

To fill out the adoption application for Angus click here.
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Bentley
Florida
Bentley

UPDATE 04/12/13: Bentley is a sweet 2-year-old 11 pound Silky Terrier; he is being fostered in Miami, FL.

Hey Fans! It's me, Bentley! I've been in FM's home for a little while now and I must say that I'm very happy that UYR saved me. I'm a bit shy at first and I'm still scared of people when I don't know them but as soon as they show me that they are nice I feel better.

Once I get to know you a bit, I will love to be on your lap giving you kisses and asking you to play with me. I LOVE playing! Speaking of playing, my favorite game is fetch. Yup, I'm the fastest silky terrier in town! Since I'm a young boy I've got lots of energy. I will happily play with my toys and squeak away. When FM tells me its time to quiet down, I listen to her like a good boy. I also enjoy going on a nice walk. So far I like the small doggies FM has introduced me to. I'm not too sure about big doggies though, they kind of scare me. But other than that I do great! FM says that I'm a good little boy. I go potty outside and use a wee wee pad too. She also says that I'm the best cuddle buddy she's ever had. She makes me blush!

I'm having so much fun at FM's home but I really need a family to call my own. Please consider adopting me. I promise to love you forever, just give me a chance to show you how great I am. FM asked me to remind my fans that I need a home with an active family, no children and a fenced in yard so I can play.

Update 03/10/13: INITIAL BIO 03/10/2013: Bentley is a sweet 2-year-old 11 pound Silky boy who was rescued on his last day from a high kill shelter. On his last day, his foster mom went to go see him. He was terrified and cowering in the back of his steel metal cage. He was a little fearful and showed that he did not quite trust people yet. Foster mom told him she was springing him from that place and put him in the car and took him home.

Once they got home, foster mom had to shave him because his fur was all matted. She gave him some food, a warm bath, and a nice fluffy bed. He showed her he is a very good boy once he gets to know you. He goes potty on a wee wee pad and outside. He did have an accident in the house with number two, but that's to be expected. Bentley still needs to be neutered, but he's starting to cough a little. Once the kennel cough is resolved, he will be neutered and will be ready to go to the right home. We are thinking since he doesn't trust people much yet, right now we are thinking he would be better in a home with no children. He loves to play with toys and run around. I yard with a fence would be ideal for this young active boy. Thanks for looking and helping us give him a second chance.

Adoption Pending

For more information, contact my foster parents at: adoptayorkiepup@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Bentley click here.
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Cappy
Florida
Cappy

UPDATED BIO 04/23/2013: Cappy is 8 years old and weighs 6.5 lbs; he is being fostered in Boynton Beach, FL.

Cappy is still the master kisser - he can’t give you enough or get enough kisses. He loves to sleep-in late in the morning. When he first wakes up, he just wants to nuzzle and cuddle for a while before getting out of bed. As small as he is, he wants everyone’s (doggie brothers) left overs; in fact, he will try to convince them that they are done by trying to share their’s, before he is done with his own. He’s very smart!

Cappy’s housetraining continues to be challenging; he will go outdoors when the others go, but he thinks it’s just play time. So, he is now wearing a belly band all the time. Foster Mom thinks that once he is in his forever home with someone that can take him outside every 4 hours on walks, he will get the message. He is a very sweet little boy who loves loves loves his person and will be a very faithful and loyal companion.

UPDATED BIO 03/07/2013: Cappy is 8 years old and weighs 6.5 lbs; he is being fostered in Boynton Beach, FL.

Cappy has developed into a little character ~ so funny & very affectionate. Foster Mom says her face feels like it’s being mopped by his velvet-like tongue when he gives her unending kisses. He will rambo his little body into give kisses so any other doggie giving affection is pushed out. And……if he can't get to you, he does have some anxiety over the issue of not being able to kiss you. He is glued to FM like velcro. For this reason, the perfect home for him would be where he has at least one stay-at-home parent; he could be either an only dog or with just one other dog who is okay with Cappy's need to be the center of attention. Also, Cappy communicates by barking so probably an apartment or condo is not the best placement for him.

He is house trained ~ not 100% accident- proof yet, but he is very good. FM has to be the one to ask him to come outside with her ~ it is never his idea to go out, nor does he give a clear signal that he needs to go out. Cappy will pick through purses, bags, etc. in order to find anything he can eat, and if you leave a drink or food where he can get it ~ consider it shared with Cappy. as he will find it and enjoy! Cappy has even been known to drink FM’s V8 juice, yum, yum! He likes to wear warm clothes when it is cold outside. Cappy is an active, happy, grateful and joy-filled little 6.5 lbs of business! Do you want to be smothered in kisses and adored 24/7? If so, adopt this little fella!

UPDATED BIO 01/31/2013: Cappy is 8 years old and weighs 8 lbs; he is being fostered in Boynton Beach, FL. Foster Mom says that Cappy is a KISSER and a cuddle bug!!! He is her constant little buddy who is always by her side. He is not food-aggressive, but he does like to sample what is in everyones’ bowls He is also a quiet little boy and not a barker.

When Cappy wandered in a bathroom cabinet recently and was closed in - he never barked for hours – leading Foster Mom & Dad on a wild hunt for him. When he was ready several hours later, he magically appeared in the living room. FM should have known he would never leave her side. He is totally grateful and devoted to anyone who will give him kisses and cuddles. He sleeps all cuddled up to FM and when she rolls over, he gets up and checks to see that she’s okay ~so sweet~! No one could ever ask for a better best friend than Cappy. If you are looking for a loyal and loving companion, then Cappy is your kinda doggie!

INITIAL BIO 01/17/2013: MEET CAPPY! Cappy is 8 years old and weighs 8 lbs; he is being fostered in Boynton Beach, FL. Cappy just came in today, so please watch for more info on him as his foster parents get to know him better.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: leerobin05@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Cappy click here.
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Chloe

Chloe before the groomer
Florida
Chloe

UPDATED BIO 04/14/2013: Chloe is 10 years young and weighs a chubby 10 lbs (she would be a healthier weight if she was about 8-9 lbs); she is currently being fostered in Davie, FL.

Chloe went to the vet recently for a full exam and bloodwork. Because Chloe has diarrhea, she was unable to receive updated vaccinations, and will be on an antibiotic for a week. Her mouth is horrible, with a growth on the side which was biopsied today. She will likely loose all her teeth since they are in terrible shape. Her hair is very thin, which could be food-related, or allergy-related, or perhaps some other reason. This little princess really needs a loving home where she will be treated with nothing but kisses and kindness.

INITIAL BIO 04/12/2013: MEET CHLOE! Chloe is 10 years young and weighs a chubby 10 lbs; she is currently being fostered in Davie, FL. Chloe's owner was unable to care for her any longer, and contacted UYR to find a forever home for her. Chloe has had more than one owner, but she is a very, very sweet little yorkie girlie who needs someone to boost her confidence and show her how much she is loved. She is housetrained and signals when she needs to go outside; she also gets along with other dogs.

Chloe is very timid and shy, but we think this is because she was not played with a lot or received much attention in her previous home. She sort of keeps to herself and loves to lie in her little bed and nap. This is common with a new foster dog, entering new surroundings, with new smells and other dogs. Chloe's perfect home would be one with a fenced-in yard since she loves to chase squirrels and ducks and lie in the sun. She may prefer to be the only Princess in the home. Chloe hasn't received a lot of attention in her life and has so much love to give. Do you have room in your home for this darling little girlie?

She will see the vet tomorrow to have a full medical work-up - so please watch for an update on Chloe.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: leerobin05@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Chloe click here.
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Florida
Coco

Adoption Pending

For more information, contact my foster parents at: kjuul@comcast.net.

To fill out the adoption application for Coco click here.
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Coco Chanel

Coco on the mend
Florida
Coco Chanel

THANK YOU TO OUR RESCUE ANGELS ON BEHALF OF COCO CHANNEL

Maryann Walczak, Sylvia Stapleton, Susan Stainback, Linda Woody,Nestor Sanchez, Denise Desposito, Mary Cronin, Karina Nikolenko, Connie Pfeiffer, Craig Seal, Samantha Trunzo, Carol Healy, Jessie Dittmer, LeNora Armbruster, Janet Davidson, Lorena Rogers, Karen Perkins, John Sauser, Barbara Carvalho, Eileen Kinney, Jennifer Russell, Kathy Benson, Debbie Harris, Karen Ward, Barbara Behrens, Daniel Ferris, Kimberly Roberts, Sandy Furnbach, Sandra Wendt, Carol Jeter,Mary Lou Bonacci, Susan Kornatowski, Stephen Leitschuh, Teresa Hudnell, Velda Roberts, Kathryn Barkowski, Claire Paissides, Robin Croft, Emily Elder, Carol Gostomski, Lorna Marrero, Diane Hewitt

Updated Bio 05/17/13: UPDATED BIO 5/17/2013: Coco Chanel is a 5 year old 4lb Yorkshire Terrier Mix being fostered in Miami, FL.

Hi everypuppy! Coco Chanel here. I recently had surgery to repair my Achilles and luxating patella. I was also spayed and I had my teeth cleaned. Yup, I got the full package. Even though I had a huge surgery, I will tell you that I feel pretty good! I have a dogtors appointment coming up very soon and I hope he is able to see how well I'm doing. I hope he tells me that I will be able to run & walk 100% normal. Paws crossed for that!!

Have you all seen my video? (I'll link it below.) This was me right after surgery. I was anxious to start walking around all over the place. Don't I look fabulous?! My hair is finally growing out and I've gained a little weight. I think I've come a long way since UYR saved me. Don't you? I've still got a long road ahead of me. My big surgery requires a long healing process but I'm looking forward to it. Nothing but positive vibes here! Please consider donating a few dollars to my care. My surgery was really expensive and without you, they wouldn't have been able to help me or be able help other yorkies. UYR really love me and worked hard to get me healthy. I'm very thankful for them.

My video: Video

My donation link:

Youcaring.com


To date we've spent $372.00 on Coco Chanel's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $1500.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: adoptayorkiepup@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Coco Chanel click here.
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Contessa
Florida
Contessa

THANK YOU TO CONTESSA'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Irene and Peter Havas, Sylvia Stapleton, Nestor Sanchez, Linda and Don Woody, Rita Solomon, Nestor Sanchez

Updated Bio 4/25/13: Contessa is a 10 year old 5.3 pound Yorkie girl; she is being fostered in Delray Beach, FL.

Tessie was surrendered by her owner who could no longer care for her, and when she came to her Foster Mom, she tested positive for heartworm disease. Foster mom worries about her because the treatments she is having are very dangerous, and …………… very expensive. After her treatments are completed, she will have a dental and spay.

On a brighter note, Tessie is an alpha dog and finds a way to get whatever she wants, which is mostly to sit with FM and get lots of attention. Her house- training was going very well, but since being put on prednisone, she drinks lots of water and is having accidents, uh-oh. She will get back to normal once her heartworm treatments are over and she no longer needs to take steroids.

Please say a prayer for Tessie that she will make it through her treatments and also please help United Yorkie Rescue pay for her medical treatment by donating. Bless all of you who have donated to Tessie so far and bless all of you who will help Tessie and other medically-needy foster dogs in the future.

Updated Bio 03/07/2013: Tessie is a cute little 10 year old 4.8 lb girlie who is being fostered in Delray Beach, Florida.

Tessie was surrendered by her owner who could no longer give her the attention and care she needed. Tessie came to us with heartworm disease and is now undergoing a lengthy, expensive treatment that is toxic, especially for such a tiny little girl.

Tessie came to her foster home with no housetraining skills, but after a long talk about being clean in the house as Foster Mom was cleaning her little accident about a week ago, she has not had any accidents since. She understood every word as she is very smart. After her heartworm treatment has been completed, she will still need to be spayed and have a dental before she is ready to go to her forever home. Tessie will not be ready to be adopted for several more months, but we are currently taking applications for her.

Foster mom said Miss Tessie loves a lap better than anything in the world. She would make a great only dog, even though there were 4 in her pack in her former home. She travels well in the car and walks well on leash. Tessie is a great little companion and her perfect home would be one in which she had at least one stay-at-home parent, perhaps a retired couple. PLEASE NOTE: Due to Tessie’s tiny size, she can only be adopted into an adult only home.

INITIAL BIO 02/22/13: Hello, my name is Contessa, Tessie for short. :) I am a 4 1/2 pound 9 year old yorkie girl who was surrendered by my owner because she could no longer give me the attention and care that I need. I am being fostered in Delray Beach, Florida. I went to the vet yesterday to have labwork drawn for my upcoming spay and dental. My test results showed that I am positive for heartworm. Sad face. This is a very dangerous condition for me. I have a heart murmur that we hope will get a little better when we get rid of my heartworm problem. My medical bills will just keep mounting until I am through with my treatment and then my spay and dental. I will not be adoptable until I am healthy again which may take a few months. Here is what Foster Mom Phyllis has to say.

Tessie loves her crate and thinks of it as her den. She spends most of her time in her crate as we need to keep her quiet so her heartworm issue can be helped. She is a definite lap dog and is only aggressive if some other dog approaches her when she is in her crate. It is hers alone and she has done a good job letting the other dogs in the house know. She is partially housetrained and we are working on that. She does like to do her business outside but does have an accident every once in a while. The bloodwork came back fine. Tessie will have an Xray done next week to determine the severity of her heartworm disease. We are already starting this difficult and expensive treatment and are hoping our loyal fans will help her out with her mounting bills. Tessie will keep you updated on her status. Thank you so much for reading and caring!

xoxo -Tessie and FM

Adoption Pending

To date we've spent $1411.22 on Contessa's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $320.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: bubbe.schwartz@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Contessa click here.
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Daisy
Florida
Daisy

UPDATED BIO 04/25/2013: Daisy is a 10.5 year old 11.5 lb girl who is being fostered in Punta Gorda, FL.

Hi everyone it is me Daisy - My owner left me to go to heaven, so I am in a foster home waiting for my new family. I am a very laid back happy girl. I would love someone who is home a lot who is willing to cuddle. I love to sit next to my person all day watching TV, working on the computer, and just helping you with everything. I even teach foster mom how to fold the laundry, and exercise. I am potty trained, and I am on a medication called Proin for bladder control. I have a small bladder so I need to go out and potty very often, barking is how I tell you I need to go out. I get along with other animals, but would be happiest being the queen of the house, as long as someone is home with me. I will love you with my whole heart, so I am waiting patiently for you to find me. could it be you?

Love,

Daisy

UPDATED BIO 03/06/2013: Daisy Dukes is 10 1/2 years old girl who weighs 11.5 lbs and is being fostered in Punta Gorda. Daisy had this to say:

Hi ya’all- I am Daisy, and this is the first bio I have had to write. Let me see, where do I start? I have had 3 owners, and my last one, she got really sick and no one could take care of me. I think she went to the people’s rainbow bridge, so I ended up with my new foster parents. I am on inexpensive pills for a weak bladder, just like my foster sister Kelly. I am potty trained, and I love to snuggle, I am the biggest baby in the whole wide world. I get along with other dogs, and kitties too, but I think I would prefer to be the only queen in the house with someone who is home all the time. I would not be happy if I had to be in a house all day by myself. I like to follow FM all around, and help her with things, like cleaning, and vacuuming, putting away the groceries is my favorite, there are all these bags that come in, and the brown paper ones?????? Wow are they fun to push around the room. I am a very exceptional little girl( not sure what that means, but that is what FD says to me.) Ad-ur-able is another one he uses, what does that mean? I have had all my shots, and my toofers just got cleaned, and the vet says I am in great shape. I am a silly girl, who loves walks, and just being loved. I also have my own little designer wardrobe, so there........ hee hee. Could I be your new punkin?

xoxox

INITIAL BIO 01/28/2013: MEET DAISY! She is 10 1/2 years old and weighs 11.5 lbs. Daisy has had a sad life so far; she was rescued from a puppymill where she gave birth to beautiful babies that were taken away from her much too early. She has had 3 prior owners, but her last owner recently passed away and there were no family members that could take Daisy. Daisy has a small bladder and is currently taking a medication for bladder control. She also has a partially collapsed trachea, but is not on medication for it and only has occasional coughing. In spite of this, Daisy has a very sweet temperament and is used to being the Princess in her home; she loves attention. She gets along with other dogs and can be placed in a home with older children. Could your home provide Daisy with the security and love in a forever home ~ one that she would never ever have to leave again.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: flyorkies@comcast.net.

To fill out the adoption application for Daisy click here.
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Faith

Faith feeling much better
Florida
Faith

THANK YOU TO FAITH'S RESCUE ANGELS

Mary Cronin, Sandy Pagnotta, Misty Vitale, Renae and Jerry Sutley, Irene and Peter Havas, Richard Ehret, Bobbie Cohen, Sandra Millor, Karen Murphy, Irma Rosales, Patricia Berta, Max Edwards, Vicki Silver, Sandra Wendt, Jeffrey Dickman, Traci Nash

UPDATED BIO 04/25/2013: FAITH is 2 years old and weighs 9 lbs 9 oz; she is being fostered in Punta Gorda, FL.

Well hi everyone, it is me the new United Yorkie Baby- Faith. I have had a long month, I think I was hit by a car. Foster mom and dad have been taking me back and forth to Tampa to put my body back together. I had something called a FHO, and pins are in my body, but ya know what? I am walking like a big girl. I have this funny walk, where I take three steps, and then hop. You can probably adopt me now, if you promise to take me to Tampa for my final checkups. I also need someone who is home all day to take me on my walks, and help me with my separation anxiety. Foster Mom says, when she picks me up now, I don’t feel like I am all broke inside, and I am putting something on my bones called meat? Does that make sense? I am a totally loveable, kissable, little sweetheart, who wants to please you, and help you with anything and everything in your house. I can be an escape artist, when my legs work right, so I think that is how I got hit by a car. Open the door, and I just am totally curious on whatever is on the outside of that door. But really I am only 2, what do you expect from a 2 year old? My big long incision is totally healed, and the hair is coming in nicely. I need someone who is patient, and willing to help me heal, and get stronger. Could this be you? I really am a stich, and will keep you laughing all day long.

Love and kisses.

Faith

UPDATED BIO 04/07/2013: FAITH is 2 years old and weighs 9 lbs 9 oz; she is being fostered in Punta Gorda, FL. Faith was picked up by Animal Control after being hit by a car and had serious and multiple injuries. She was unable to walk. However, she had surgery last week which repaired her dislocated hip. It was further found that in addition to her other injuries, she also had a broken bone in her ankle and a broken toe – bless her heart! The vets believe that her other injuries will heal by themselves and she is doing amazingly well. She has returned to her foster home and is only allowed to walk when taken on potty breaks. She is very loving and feels so much better. Faith’s surgery was expensive, and in order for UYR to continue to take in dogs like Faith with multiple injuries, we rely on our wonderful and generous donors. Please consider donating to Faith’s vetting expenses so that we can help others like her in the future. Thank you to those of you who have donated – you ARE appreciated!

UPDATED BIO 03/25/2013 FAITH is a beautiful 2 year old 9 lb 9 oz female yorkie mix (we believe she is a Dandie Dinmont Terrier mixed with Yorkshire terrier); she is being fostered in Punta Gorda, FL. At first, it was thought that Faith was paralyzed in her rear legs, most probably as a result of being hit by a car; however, after having radiographs taken this morning, it has been determined that she has a bilateral fracture of her pelvis and fracture of the head of femur. The surgery to correct these fractures could be $4,000 to $5,000 - please help us help Faith by donating towards her medical expenses! Any amount is appreciated...........thank you!

INITIAL INQUIRY 03/23/2013: MEET FAITH! She is a beautiful 2 year old 10 female Yorkshire terrier who was picked up as a stray by a high-kill shelter. Faith presented with old lacerations on her rear legs, and is currently paralyzed both rear legs ~ she cannot stand on them. This could be caused by her being hit by a car, a fracture of the pelvis or hip, or the long bones of her legs. She does have deep pain sensation on both rear legs, which is encouraging. She will be seen by a specialist as soon as possible to determine the extent of her injuries. Please say some prayers that Faith will be able to regain the use of her rear legs; she may require an expensive surgery, so we are also asking for donations for sweet Faith who was set for euthanasia today. Thank Goodness our South Florida Team came together and rescued this little princess.


To date we've spent $2036.02 on Faith's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $515.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: flyorkies@comcast.net.

To fill out the adoption application for Faith click here.
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Frankie
Florida
Frankie

UPDATED BIO 05/04/2013: FRANKIE is a 10 year old 4 lb male Yorkshire terrier; he is being fostered in The Villages, FL.

Frankie feels better each day He is very sweet and lovable, loves to be in your lap or snuggled-up next to you, and loves loves loves to give kisses. He follows the other dogs around and wants to play with them, but they haven’t accepted him into the “pack” yet, so he follows Foster Mom around everywhere she goes. Frankie’s skin condition is most likely caused by a severe flea infestation, since he has hundreds of tiny red bite marks on his little body. His hair is thin from his waist back, which is where he could bite and scratch. He is getting medicated shampoos 3x a week, and his skin already looks much better.

Frankie is getting 3-4 small meals a day and is slowly gaining much-needed weight; his healthy weight should be about 5 lbs. He is very curious when he goes outside, he wants to smell everything when outdoors. He is also housetrained and will use a wee-wee pad as well as go outdoors – yeah! He will have a dental when he is feeling better and will then be ready for adoption. Frankie has a mature cataract in his right eye and a cataract in his left eye, but that doesn’t seem to bother him. This little guy was most likely abandoned by someone that either didn’t want him anymore, or couldn’t care for him. Please don’t turn away from Frankie due to his age – he has so much love to give to his person and will be a loyal and faith companion. PLEASE NOTE: Due to Frankie’s small size he cannot go to a home with children, adults only!

INITIAL BIO 04/26/2013 MEET FRANKIE! Frankie is a 10-11 year old 3.12 lbs male Yorkshire terrier; he is being fostered in The Villages, FL.

Frankie is an adorable little boy who was abandoned at a church in South Florida, and picked up by Animal Control. His healthy weight should be closer to 4 1/2-5 lbs. He was very sick when picked up by Animal Control, and once UYR rescued him, he went straight to our vet. Frankie has very dry skin and a possible skin condition, which could be caused by allergies or perhaps a poor diet. He is a very sweet little boy, loves to be held, loves to give kisses; he was abandoned by his owners for unknown reasons. He certainly didn't deserve to be abandoned after the likelihood that he gave his family a lot of love and companionship over the years. Frankie needs a loving home where he can spend the rest of his life, and never ever be abandoned again. Stay tuned for more info on Frankie after he feels better and his foster parents get to know his personality.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: yorkiepalgal@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Frankie click here.
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Hazel

Hazel hiding behind hair
Florida
Hazel

INITIAL BIO 05/25/2013: Drumroll please!!!!........ Meet Hazel! Hazel is simply.... awesome :) She is a 4.9 lb 9 year old baby girl who is being fostered in Miami, FL. Hazel was rescued off the streets and brought to a high kill shelter where UYR saved her. Sadly, this little girl was in such rough shape that she had to have all of her matted hair shaved off. It's hard to tell she's a yorkie, but if you look at her "before" pictures, you can see how gorgeous she is and will be again!

Hazel has only been in foster care for a day. Here's what we know so far..... So far no accidents in the house. Only pottying outside. Hazel likes other dogs. She doesn't bark much. She loves to be in your lap (and nudges you when she wants a belly rub or a scratch). She is a doll baby who just wants to be loved. She doesn't look her age AT ALL. She's already been spayed and had a dental. She's UTD on her vaccines and is already chipped. She is a very good girl and would be perfect for a home who wants a lap baby to love. Because of her small size, no kids please. Thanks!!!


To date we've spent $0 on Hazel's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $0 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: yorkiefriend@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Hazel click here.
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Itty Bitty

Spanky and Itty Bitty
Florida
Itty Bitty (and Spanky)

THANK YOU TO ITTY BITTY'S RESCUE ANGELS

Catherine Hurlbut

Sabrina Cohn

UPDATED BIO 5/12/2013: Hi!!! This is Itty Bitty and Spanky! They are 6 years old and are being fostered in Orlando, FL. Spanky weighs 6 lb 14 oz. Itty Bitty weighs 4 lb 7 oz. They are healthy, happy, snuggly little guys. Their only issue is potty training. We are hopeful in a home with a lot of attention and correction they will get the hang of it! They are sweet little babies and are looking for love :)

UPDATED BIO 03/31/2013: Itty bitty and Spanky are 6 year old bonded litter mates. Itty Bitty weighs 4.1 lbs. and Spanky 5.6 lbs. they are both being fostered in Orlando, FL.

Itty Bitty & Spanky are very affectionate, sweet, lovable, and friendly dogs. They are crate trained, and they both are very good getting groomed and taking a bath. They also come whenever they are called. They do continue to have some marking issues. they need a patient owner who can continue to work with them. A backyard with a fence would be ideal! Right now they're rocking their belly bands :) They really want their own furever home. Could it be yours?

UPDATED BIO 03/17/2013: Itty Bitty & Spanky are a pair of bonded 6 year old male yorkies who both weigh approximately 4 to 4 1/2 lbs; they are being fostered in Orlando, FL.

They are both healthy, have been neutered and had a dental, and are just sitting and waiting for someone to push the button to complete an Adoption Application for them. How cute are they?? Come on, adopt this adorable pair of yorkies!

INITIAL BIO 03/02/2013: Everything is better In pairs, right? Meet our newest foster pups who will be adopted as pairs. Itty-bitty and Spanky are six year old little boys who are being fostered in Orlando, Florida. They have both received a clean bill of health and are vaccinated. They are both awaiting dentals and neuters before they can be ready for adoption.

Both boys are sweethearts and were surrendered by their owners who could no longer care for them. They are very sweet, but they are lacking in the house training department. Foster mom will be working with them on that. Could you be the furever home they've been waiting for?


To date we've spent $580.00 on Itty Bitty (and Spanky)'s vet bills, but with your support we've collected $50.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: leerobin05@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Itty Bitty (and Spanky) click here.
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Jack
Florida
Jack

UPDATED BIO 5-21-13: Jack is an adorable 3 y/o, 11 lbs. male Yorkie being fostered in Spring Hill, FL.

Jack has been in his foster home for a few weeks now; although he is a sweet, playful little angel 99% of the time, he has displayed some undesirable behaviors a couple times that his foster parents would like to work on before allowing him to be adopted. It is very likely that Jack was probably taken from his mom and littermates much too early, thus, he was never taught by them ( or previous owner) that some behaviors are unacceptable, so FM & FD would like to ensure he learns proper puppy manners before he moves into his FURever home. Updates on Jack’s progress to follow…………………

INITIAL BIO 05/12/2013: Hello there, my name is Jack and I’m the new sweet, handsome man in town!! If you have a few minutes I’d love to tell everyone a little about myself… I’m a loving 3 y/o, 11lbs. male Yorkie and I'm being fostered in Spring Hill, FL. I grew up well in a very loving home, but when my owner passed away no one in the family wanted to take me in, so they asked UYR to find me a great new home. I’ve only been with my foster mom for a day, but she says I’m a REALLY sweet, loving, energetic little boy so far! I did well on the car ride home, I’m getting along great with my new foster fur-brothers, and transitioning into my new environment like a champ!

UYR was told that I wasn’t housetrained, but I’ve only had one accident so far! I walk well on a leash, LOVE to play fetch or just toss around toys! I prefer to play alone or with my person, but I’ learning to play well with other dogs too. I am UTD on all my vaccinations and neutered, but foster mom says I will be taking a trip to the vet, sigh, to get a check up. I need heartworm tested before restarting my monthly preventative and likely will need medications for a treatable skin infection related to allergies.

I REALLY love to play with my toys, and be carried and cuddle with my person. I get along with other dogs, butfoster mom’s not sure about cats or kids yet. My foster mommy says I’m a very sweet, playful, loving little boylooking for a new person or family that I can spend my lifewith! So, if you are looking to add a sweet, handsome, energetic little boy to your family…maybe my fureverhome could be with you???


For more information, contact my foster parents at: misty.overmann@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Jack click here.
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Lola Bell

Lola Bell and Penny Lane
Florida
Lola Bell (and Penny Lane)

THANK YOU TO LOLA BELL'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Dalia Ashman, Sandra Wendt

Update 04/09/13: Lola Bell and Penny Lane are both 5 years old; they are being fostered in North Port, FL.

Lola came into UYR weighing a very obese 13 lbs.4 oz; she has now slimmed down to 10 lbs 6 oz ~~ eating healthy! Yahoo! Foster Mom said that Lola could lose a little bit more weight to be at her ideal weight. Lola enjoys playing with her sissy, Penny Lane, although Penny is a bit on the bossy side with her. She loves belly rubs and running after the lizards with Penny Lane. Sometimes Lola likes her personal space, and will disappear into her GSD sister Nala’s giant crate; it’s so cozy in there with tons of pillows and she loves to nap in there. Lola Bell especially loves giving and receiving tons of kisses from both Foster Mom and Foster Dad. What a sweetheart!

NOTE: These girlies have always been together and must be adopted together.

UPDATED BIO 03/01/2013: Lola Bell and her sissy Penny Lane both had dentals yesterday and Lola only had one extraction ~ yippee! These girlies are ready to go to their forever homes!

UPDATED BIO 02/28/2013: Lola Bell just came into rescue today with her sister, Penny Lane; they are being fostered in North Port, FL. They were surrendered by their former owner who has had them since they were 12 weeks old, but due to an unfortunate change in her living condition, she was forced to give them up. Lola and Penny are both 5 years old; Lola is obese @ 13 lbs.4 oz and would be a healthier weight if she lost 3 lb; her Foster Parents will be working on that. Due to her obesity, Lola huffs and puffs all the time while walking around and this is definitely not healthy, especially for her joints.

Both girls were updated on their vaccines today and are HW negative (thank goodness!). They need dentals very badly as their mouths are infected, and they will receive the dentals tomorrow and be ready for adoption !

Lola and Penny Lane are both very sweet ~ it appears that Lola takes care of Penny who is more on the shy side. It would be best for the girls to have a home where someone is not gone long hours, as they have been used to their person being home all day. Lola loves to chase lizards. (and eat them – yuk!). She love attention and is more laid-back than Penny, but misses her “Sissy” and knows to look for her if she’s not around. The girlies look out for each other. Lola is a happy dog; her prior owner calls her ‘perfect’ and she also loves a good rub-down , as well as going to bed early. She loves to be pampered and spoiled ~what princess doesn’t? NOTE : These girlies have always been together and must be adopted together.

INITIAL BIO 02/27/2013: Lola Bell just came into rescue today with her sister, Penny Lane; they are being fostered in North Port, FL. They are both 5 years old and weigh approximately 7 lbs each. These girlies have always been together and need to be adopted together. Please watch for an update and pix soon!


To date we've spent $212.00 on Lola Bell (and Penny Lane)'s vet bills, but with your support we've collected $312.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: leerobin05@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Lola Bell (and Penny Lane) click here.
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Manny
Florida
Manny

THANK YOU TO MANNY'S RESCUE ANGELS WHO ARE HELPING WITH HIS MEDICAL BILLS

Deborah Jurkovac, Auntie Deborah Jurkovac, Deborah Jurkovac, Patrick Herbert, Sarah Northmore

Manny, says, if Tim_E can make a video, so can I.

Update 01/23/13: Ahoy matey, Manny here. Real quick, still in Largo, Fla, still about 12 years old and holding steady at 18 lbs, (foster mom caught me eating everyone's food again when I knew she wasn't watching). Just wanted to get a quick shout out to the Tampa Bay Area and wish all you pirates and swashbucklers, a happy and safe Gasparilla weekend!!

Update 12/28/12: Manny man here in Largo, Florida, currently 11 years old and wait for this, 18 lbs. Yes, I said 18 lbs, my foster Mom is so happy!!! Slow but sure she said. Anyway, I hadn't been feeling good a while ago so foster mom took me to the dog-ter and had them do every test they could do to make sure I was healthy. I was poked and prodded in places I didn't know I had. Well, after all that we found my teeth had a lot of infection and all of them had to go except a few, but they took my signature snaggletooth and now I can't keep my tongue in my mouth, but no problem eating, no sirree! Foster mom is watching me real close to make sure I'm not eating anyone else's food. So enough about me, how is everyone out there doing? Don't forget about me!!!

Update 09/03/12: Hey look, Manny here in Largo, Fla and this is me walking, see I do get around. I have started walking and running and jumping (well my idea of a jump, actually a hop), and have lost 2 lbs. Foster mom has even broken me of begging for food, but I still stare at you. So I currently am approximately 20 lbs and am around 9 years old. I'm still not sure how I got into a Yorkie website but here I am. I love, love people!!! I love kids and they love me. I may not be as pretty as those smaller puppies but I have a huge personality!! So call me, maybe :-)

Update 06/22/12: Sorry it's been awhile since you heard from me, but there was a lot going on at the foster home here. We continue to get back to a schedule day by day. So the latest and greatest is, I am settled in here in Largo, Fl at a nice and hefty 18 lbs. As you can see I am in need of someone to take me out and get some more exercise. Everyone who meets me falls in love with my personality and I'm not being stuck up, just honest. Really now, everyone that has been and out of the house here lately have just fallen in love with me, unfortunately they weren't in it for an adoption. I truly love being around people and am obviously a terrible beggar. Foster mom, keeps putting me on diets and I really feel better and am much more active then I used to be, I even try to jump up on you now to give you kisses. I like people of all sizes, both big and small. The only thing that does bother me, is to be woken up from a nap and be told it's time to go to bed, Can't they see I am sleeping already, here or there, it shouldn't make a difference, but foster mom said she feels better if I am in the bedroom with everyone else. I sleep all night, get up in the AM and expect to go out and take care of my business and then go in to EAT! My Favorite. So don't forget about me, are you willing to walk me, I love to walk, and car rides and even like to play in my own way, but it does involve my human to touch and cuddle me while I rub my head on you and talk, now that's playing!!!!

Update 03/18/12: UPDATED BIO 03/18/2012: Manny thought it was time to pass a little more information about him, besides the fact that he is a love muffin and everyone he meets is fascinated by him:

Special Diet Required: No

Special Medications Or Treatments Required: No

Housetrained: Yes, most of the time, just take him out every couple of hours

Pee Pad Trained: yes

Leash Trained: Yes

Requires Fenced Yard: No, just likes to hang out in the sun for short periods of time, not big on running off =)

Daily Walks: Likes to take short walks, really does need more walking

This Dog Can Cohabitate With Other Dog(s): Yes

Size Preference Of Other Dog(s): Doesn't matter

Age Preference Of Other Dog(s): young -close to his age

Dog Is Amenable To Children 12 And Under: Yes

If you are reading this and think I may be the one for you, I really don't require a lot to maintain me! A couch or rug to sack out on, someone I can give lots of kisses too, and someone to love me unconditionally. The only thing I don't like, is being asleep on the couch, being woken up to be told it's time to go to bed, then I get a little grouchy!

Update 02/20/12: Manny back, still in Largo, Fla and still battling the weight, just like so many of us are. But on the bright side I've lost about 1 lb and I really am more active and even taking walks now (short, but it's a start). How do you all like my new mohawk? Foster mom, just thought it fit my personality and she's trying to let my ears grow longer too. I think she likes to experiment with me. She said to tell you I'm still here because I am deserving of a very special home for a very special boy and until she gets it right, I will be available, Could that special place be with you????

Update 02/04/12: Manny here to let you know foster mom said we are getting attached to this little round man. I am still in Largo, Fl and still weigh about 18 lbs, but foster mom is putting me on a diet and making me move around more. I am 7 years old and one of the mellowest little guys you could ever own. A fence is not necessary for me, I don't have the wanderlust. I like to go out and spend time out if you're out there with me. I'll even run across the yard now when called. Yes, that's right, I did say RUN! At this time, there is no sign of the cancer I previously had and just like a person, it may never come back. I can spend time by myself, as long as I have a nice cushy bed to stay in, and even in the crate if necessary, for I don't always remember my house manners, so having someone around to remind me is a good alternative. I love to meet and greet new people and am always willing to get hugs and kisses. Foster mom said I am a very special dog for a very special person!

Update 12/05/12: Hi folks, Manny back, just thought I'd check in with a quick update. I'm still not sure who said I am a Yorkie, but I sure am glad they did, because I am doing so good!!! I look like a little polar bear don't I? So the scoop is, I weigh about 18 lbs, I'm still in Largo, Fl, I like big cushy beds. I am an excellent watch dog, I get along just fine with all the other puppies in the house, and love being loved. Obviously my next love is to eat <3

Manny does require someone to remind him, he needs to go outside to do his business and when he's outside, he does need to stay outside long enough to take care of business otherwise, he does get side tracked. His favorite passtimes are taking naps, when he really should be getting his exercise, but his personality is so cuddly, it's hard to make him do something he doesn't care about doing. If what you are looking for is a sweet, mellow, laid back, heart breaker, Manny is the one for you!!!! Think very hard about him, because he does want a forever home where he can be with his people. A fenced yard, another puppy in the house and a stay at home parent ARE NOT A REQUIREMENT!!!

UPDATED BIO 10/26/2011: Manny here, still in Largo, Fl. :) Living up to my pet names of Tank or Snaggletooth, I'll answer to any of them. Still healthy at 13.9 lbs. Foster mom thinks I may have some Lhasa in my lineage because of the tooth set and the blocked body, who knows, or cares, all I need is for you to love me. I am a very mellow little 7 year old, who loves to spend the day napping away and then a couple of play periods, maybe a walk or two are good for me. I don't have the anxiety issues a lot of us smaller dogs have, although I do like to tell you when something is amiss in the house, such as a leaf blowing across the porch, or anything major like that. I don't do it a lot, just certain times of the day when it's my turn to watch. I really like nothing better then to have you rub my head so I can snuggle into your side and hug you, that is the best thing in the whole world. I would love to have a furever home to spend the rest of my life in, could it be your's? I promise I will make you very happy!!!

Update 10/24/11: Manny here, still in Largo, Fl. Living up to my pet names of Tank or Snaggletooth, I'll answer to any of them. Still healthy at 13.9 lbs. Foster mom thinks I may have some Lhasa in my lineage because of the tooth set and the blocked body, who knows, or cares, all I need is for you to love me. I am a very mellow little 7 year old, who loves to spend the day napping away and then a couple of play periods, maybe a walk or two are good for me. I don't have the anxiety issues a lot of us smaller dogs have, although I do like to tell you when something is amiss in the house, such as a leaf blowing across the porch, or anything major like that. I don't do it a lot, just certain times of the day when it's my turn to watch. I really like nothing better then to have you rub my head so I can snuggle into your side and hug you, that is the best thing in the whole world. I would love to have a furever home to spend the rest of my life in, could it be your's? I promise I will make you very happy!!!

Update 10/08/11: This is Manny's foster mom and I wanted to give you some updated information about Manny. He is a very sweet, loving, kind-hearted little man. He does have red rimmed eyes, seems to be a little bit albino, does squint a lot when outside or in bright lights. He likes to meet and greet people, take walks and car rides. Loves to take long naps in his bed in the crate, but he "doesn't do mornings"! He's the 1st in the house to alert you when something isn't right, or so he thinks. Manny would do best in a slower paced home, although he does have his moments when he gets wound up and will play as hard as any 3 year old, though those moments are far and few between. He now weighs approximately 14 lbs and his hair is growing in very thick. Oh yeah, he loves to give big kisses, snaggletooth and all. Could you have the perfect home for Manny?

UPDATED BIO 09/29/2011: Manny is a sweet little Maltese/Yorkie mix, who was found in the streets and was literally pulled from the euthenasia room. You see, Manny is a cancer survivor. He did have a tumor removed, but just like his Foster Mom, is currently cancer-free. He could be cancer-free forever, or it could return at any time. Manny is believed to be 10 years old and weighs approximately 13.9 lbs, and is being fostered in Largo, FL. He does like to sleep in most mornings, but certainly has his puppy moments where he loves to romp and play and bark, like he was 5 years old. His hair had been shaved because he was so matted when he came into rescue, but now with proper nutrition, his coat is growing in and he looks like a little teddy bear. Manny is a very good little boy who is deserving of a loving home. He also loves to play and is very protective of his home, and when he gives kisses with the little snaggletooth of his, be careful, you could get hurt.  But he loves to give kisses, so just turn your head the other way to be at a different angle then his tooth. What a sweetie-pie - could your home be Manny's forever home? Please give this precious little boy who had had a tough life a chance at happiness - don't turn away from him.

INITIAL BIO 08-28-2011: MEET MANNY – he is a 10 year old 7 lb Maltese-Yorkie mix (a Morkie!), who has had a very tough time recently. Manny was pulled from a high-kill shelter where he was destined for certain death due to several painful tumors on his rear end. Some very generous donors helped pay for Manny to have the much-needed surgery to remove the tumors – thank you to everyone who donated! When the biopsy was returned, it revealed that Manny had Rectal Adenocarcinoma. For all the rescuers who networked together to pull Manny from the shelter, have him vetted and temporarily boarded, and helped transport him to his current foster home, this was very sad news. But there is some good news – the tumors were removed and Manny is presently in good health and feeling much better. Unfortunately, bad news sometimes follows good news – and the bad news is that this type of cancer will return – it could be 2 months or 10 years, and there is no way of predicting when it will return.

We’re not sure how Manny’s last dental was done, but they left a big tooth in the front of his mouth, giving real personality to his adorable face! Because he was so matted, he was shaved somewhere along the way, but his beautiful soft hair will return. His foster parents are lovingly calling him “Snagglepuss” and he doesn’t seem to mind. He is getting lots of attention and the comforts of a safe and secure home. Manny will need a forever home where he can continue to get lots of love and attention - which he so richly deserves. He is not a high-energy dog, but he IS a real doll baby boy. His foster parents will keep everyone posted as they get to know Manny better.


To date we've spent $539.34 on Manny's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $120.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: jake.bean@verizon.net.

To fill out the adoption application for Manny click here.
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Whiskey

Whiskey and Brandy
Florida
Missus Whiskey (and Mister Brandy)

UPDATED BIO 03/15/2013: Missus is 8 ½ years old and weighs 8.5 lbs. Missus & Mister have always been together in their former home and must be adopted together.

Missus wanted to update everyone on what has been happening with her…………

Here's my update…I thought FM and I were going for a nice ride, but as soon as she pulled up to this building, I knew where we were and I wanted no part of it, no way. Oh, the people are nice and everything, but I just don't like it there. We went into a little room and the dogtor came in and gave me two shots - that's TWO shots, but I was very good and didn't even cry. I had an allergic reaction to my Rabies vaccination a few years ago; but this time I was "pre-medicated" and then given the Rabies vax – whoopee! No reaction! We had to wait for a while to make sure I was okay and then we finally left. I sure booked it out the door.

Like my Mister told you, we've been having a lot of fun here at our foster home. I will admit that sometimes I tease my Mister and bring him a toy and then run away with it. He always chases me, but never gets the toy. I like sleeping in the big bed with FM and FD. My spot is usually up on a pillow - it's great! I love my Mister and wouldn't ever want to be without him. We would love you a lots and we know you would love us, too. That’s all we need……………

UPDATED BIO 02/26/2013: Hello Everyone - I'm the “Missus” that my Mister told you about. He and I are both 8 ½ years old and I weigh about 8.5 lbs.

Mister and I are really settling into our new foster home that we share with our Foster Mom, our Foster Dad and an African Grey Parrot called Bogie. We actually are all getting along nicely. Being the Missus, there are certain things that I prefer, like being the first in FD's lap and being the first to have FD put the leash on and being the first to go out the door. Fortunately, my Mister never complains (he's so laid-back). I love to have my hair brushed - it's quite curly and very pretty (I'm told). I'm not so crazy about baths. I hold onto my FM really tight while she washes me. I must admit it does feel good being wrapped up in a towel and hugged.

It seems that I have some kind of allergy and can only eat sweet potatoes and fish dog food - no meat or meat by-products. I've never slept in a human bed, but the past few nights, I slept in the big bed with FD (while FM worked). Hey, I'm kinda likin' that. The Mister and I will be going to the dogtor Friday, and we'll let you know how that goes. Stay tuned………….

INITIAL BIO 02/23/2013: MISSUS WHISKEY just came into rescue today - she must be placed with Mister Brandy as they are bonded and have always been together. She is 8-1/2 years old and weighs 8.5 lbs; Mrs. Whiskey is being fostered in The Villages, FL. Please watch our site for more info as her foster parents get to know Missus Whiskey and Mister Brandy better.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: leerobin05@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Missus Whiskey (and Mister Brandy) click here.
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Brandy

Whiskey and Brandy
Florida
Mister Brandy (and Missus Whiskey)

UPDATED BIO 03/15/2013: Mister is 8 ½ years old and weigh about 9 lbs. Mister & Missus have always been together in their former home and must be adopted together.

Mister wanted to update everyone on what has been happening with him…………..

Well, let me bring you up to date on me. My FM took me to the dogtor and I made the foolish mistake of taking a nap. When I woke up, two of my teeth were missing, but all the others were bright and shiny. Yahoo! But, I’ll try not to do that again! Other than that, I'm having lots of fun here in my foster home. Every time FM comes home from work, my Missus and I run and find a toy to bring to her ~its like our little game. We both sleep real’ly good in the big bed with FM and FD and first thing in the morning, we go outside and do our stuff.

I keep hearing FM and FD talking about how good we are ~ we would be just as good in your home, too! Please consider adopting me and my Missus! Oh, FM told me to tell you that I am really really interested in Bogie the African Grey parrot (not in a good way), whatever that means. I think it means I can’t be trusted with a birdie in the home.

UPDATED BIO 02/26/2013: Hello Everyone - I'm the “Mister” part of Mister and Missus. She and I are both 8 ½ years old and weigh about 9 lbs. We have always been together in our former home and must be adopted together.

Me and my Missus arrived at our Foster Home a few days ago. At first, it was very scary and lonely. My Missus and I kept looking out the door and windows, but our FM (that's short for Foster Mom) and FD (you got the idea by now) paid lots of attention to us and played with us and made us feel right at home. They explained to us that our owner, who we were with all of our lives, really, really loved us, but she couldn't give us the home that she knew we needed and that this was a very unselfish thing for her to do for us.

Let me describe myself…… (I'll let the Missus do her own thing...). I'm a very handsome Silky Terrier with penetrating brown eyes, and I listen to everything everyone says. I'm quite laid-back and go along with just about anything. I prefer to do my business outside, but if FM or FD are not home when I have to go, I use the wee-wee pad they left for us. I've never slept in a human bed, but the other day I did take a nap with my FM (she works nights), and it was really nice. We go for lots of walks and I love exploring new places. Before everyone goes to bed at night, I like to rest in the chair with either FM or FD while they watch TV. It turns out that they're excellent back scratchers. I'll let you read up on my Missus now. Stay tuned for more info on me and the Missus.

INITIAL BIO 02/23/2013: MISTER BRANDY just came into rescue today - he must be placed with Missus Whiskey as they are bonded and have always been together. He is 8-1/2 years old and weighs 8.5 lbs; Mister Brandy is being fostered in The Villages, FL. Please watch our site for more info as his foster parents get to know Mister Brandy & Missus Whiskey better.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: leerobin05@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Mister Brandy (and Missus Whiskey) click here.
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Peanut
Florida
Peanut

UPDATED BIO 5/5/2013 Peanut is an adorable 2 year old Yorkshire Terrier and weighs 6.5lbs although he should be weighing a healthy 7 to 7.5lbs. Peanut is an absolute joy. He's a happy boy that loves people. He also likes other dogs and doesn't mind cats. He's crate trained & is working on his potty training. He's only had a couple of accidents but since he was not previously neutered he was marking the walls. He is now neutered and fully vaccinated. We hope that his marking habits will subside very soon. Peanut enjoys going for walks & does well on leash. He loves to run around outside so a home with a fenced in yard will be ideal for him. Peanut does have a sensitive tummy so he may only be fed his kibble and same treats. Changing his diet frequently may upset his tummy; as well as going for car rides shortly after eating. Peanut gets a long well with children, however, we do not recommend that he be adopted to a home with children under the age of 12 due to his small size. A family with older, mature children will be considered.

INITIAL BIO 4/30/2013 Peanut just came in to our rescue & is being fostered in Miami, FL. We know he's a young boy & weighs 6 lbs but should be closer to 7lbs. Peanut will be fully vetted & neutered later this week. We will be able to confirm his age at that time. Although he's only been in FM's home a very short time, we can say that he has been an absolute joy. He's a happy boy that loves people, dogs & cats. He's crate trained & has only had 1 accident in the home. He does mark though but we are hopeful that will stop once he's neutered. He likes to go for walks & does well on leash. He loves to run around outside so a home with a fenced in yard will be ideal for him. Although he gets a long well with children, we do not recommend that he be adopted to a home with children under the age of 12 due to his small size. A family with older, mature children will be considered. FM will make sure that Peanut posts an update after his dogtor's appointment later this week to let you all know how he's doing. Stay tuned!


For more information, contact my foster parents at: adoptayorkiepup@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Peanut click here.
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Penny Lane

Lola Bell and Penny Lane
Florida
Penny Lane (and Lola Bell)

THANK YOU TO PENNY LANE'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Pamela Jones, Linda Woody, Jeffrey Dickman

Update 04/09/2013: Penny Lane and Lola Bell are both 5 years old and are being fostered in North Port, FL.

Penny Lane came into rescue weighing a little chubby @ 11 lbs, but has slimmed down to a trim (and healthier) 9.6 lbs. Foster Mom thinks most of her weight loss has to do with an improved diet, but also because Penny runs after her sister Lola Belle; she wants to remind Lola that she is the boss, lol! Penny also loves to go in the back yard and chase the lizards and bark because they seem to all get away from her!! She can hear FM laugh all the time she is watering the planters in the yard because Penny always tries to catch the water, getting soaked in the meantime. Penny has so much fun with this activity, and enjoys following FM everywhere.

Penny’s luxating patella was causing her a lot of pain and she had been walking on 3 legs for a while, so she had that repaired last week and is doing just great after her surgery. Yippee! Her surgery was expensive, so if you can help out UYR by donating a few dollars to help pay for it, it would be appreciated!

NOTE: These girlies have always been together and must be adopted together.

UPDATED BIO 03/01/2013: Penny Lane and her sissy Lola Bell both had dentals yesterday and Penny didn't lose any toofers ~ yippee! These girlies are ready to go to their forever homes!

UPDATE 04/01/2013: Penny Lane has been walking on 3 legs since she came into rescue; she has a painful luxating patella which pops in and out. She will have surgery on Thursday - the cost of her surgery will be between $700 and $900. We are hopeful that we can receive donations for her surgery so that she can live a pain-free life. Please consider making a donation for Penny Lane.

UPDATED BIO 02/28/2013: Penny Lane just came into rescue today with her sister, Lola Bell; they are being fostered in North Port, FL. They were surrendered by their former owner who has had them since they were 12 weeks old, but due to an unfortunate change in her living condition, she was forced to give them up. Penny and Lola are both 5 years old; Penny is overweight @ 10 lbs.7 oz and would be a healthier weight if she lost 2 lb; her Foster Parents will be working on that. Being 2 lbs overweight is a lot for a small dog, and is definitely not healthy, especially for her joints. She does have a floating patella issue, which we hope will be resolved once she loses some weight.

Both girls were updated on their vaccines today and are HW negative (thank goodness!). They need dentals very badly as their mouths are infected, and they will receive the dentals tomorrow and be ready for adoption !

Penny and Lola are very both very sweet. When Penny runs or chases something she will take off on all fours, but from time-to-time will lift one of her rear legs. She also loves to chase and eat lizards like her Sissy Lola, which may not be the best thing to do, but they are everywhere in Florida. Penny is more sensitive than Lola, but will most likely warm-up once she gets used to all the new things in her life and becomes more comfortable in her foster home. Penny also enjoys a good rub-down and loves a belly run as well. She is more of a Velcro dog and wants to be with her person at all times. It would be best for the girls to have a home where someone is not gone long hours, as Penny does suffer from mild separation anxiety since they have been used to their person being home all day. NOTE: These girlies have always been together and must be adopted together.

INITIAL BIO 02/27/2013: Penny Lane just came into rescue today with her sister, Lola Bell; they are being fostered in North Port, FL. They are both 5 years old and weigh approximately 7 lbs each. These girlies have always been together and need to be adopted together. Please watch for an update and pix soon!


To date we've spent $1035.00 on Penny Lane (and Lola Bell)'s vet bills, but with your support we've collected $150.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: leerobin05@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Penny Lane (and Lola Bell) click here.
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Samantha

Samantha
Florida
Samantha

THANK YOU TO SAMANTHA'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Cathy Shipman, Mary Cronin, Diana Mendez, Nestor Sanchez, Diana Mendez, Irene and Peter Havas, Linda Woody, Mary Cronin, Kaley Farren, Diana Mendez, Sandra Wendt, Violeta and Larry Judd, Renae and Jerry Sutley, Risa Yoshida

UPDATED BIO 04/14/2013: Hi everypuppy!!!! It's me, Samantha! Boy am I feeling better! In case you forgot (I know you didn't!), I am a 4 year old now 11.5 lb little girl who is being fostered in Miami, FL.

I was rescued from the shelter with a bone stuck in my throat. I've had to have 2 endoscopies (where they give me anesthesia and look with a camera down my throat). After they first took out the bone, I still had a lot of irritation in my esophagus. I've had to take lots of medicines (ones most of you probably know!) like Pepcid, Prilosec, Carafate, and Propulsid. Foster mommy says I am doing SO much better. I used to vomit a lot of mucous (apparently, it was a protective mechanism for my body to try and coat the irritation with a l ot of thick mucous). I would vomit many times a day.... not food... just this mucous. It was icky. Now, I can go a day or so without vomiting. Yay!!! The dogtor told my FM that it can take up to 6 months for me to heal. I have a feeling I'll be ready for adoption in just 2-3 months but shhhhhhhh. I don't want to jinx it! ;)

OK, a little about my silly personality.... I am a happy happy girl. I LOVE people and I actually like other dogs too. Rarely, I get a little possessive over my foster mom and dad, but for the most part, I even like my foster fur sister, Charlotte! We LOVE the dog park. I run and play with the other furkids. I am 100% housetrained. No lie! I am so smart. I LOVE to eat. I should be closer to 12 lbs when I'm done gaining weight. I love walks, and I love toys. FM says I am the perfect doggy. (though she says Charlotte is pretty cool too). FM is taking applications for patient people who can wait until I am all ready for adoption :). Thanks for reading about me and donating for my very expensive care (which shouldn't be expensive once I am all better!!!!) xoxo - Sammy

UPDATED BIO 03/27/2013: Samantha is a sweet 4 year old now 10.7 lb little girl who is being fostered in Miami, FL. She was rescued from a high kill shelter just 3 short weeks ago. What UYR didn't know at the time was that sweet Samantha had a huge piece of bone almost totally blocking her esophagus (throat). The only thing that would pass by was baby food and water. She needed to spend a week gaining strength before she was stable enough to have the endoscopy that saved her and removed the large bone that was present before she even made it to the shelter.

After her scope, Samantha did much better. Her red blood cell count (hematocrit) is now up to 39% from 15%. She is almost 11 lb and she is happier. However, Samantha isn't 100% better (this is her pictures with her vet). She is still having regurgitation and discomfort. We brought her back to the vet after a week of healing time (the throat takes a long time to heal, and we attributed a lot of her symptoms to pain). Well, it looks like there is still something caught in there that might have been missed. Sam has had to spend 5 nights at the vet so she can have ANOTHER scope on Friday.

We need donations badly for this little girl who surely would have died if not for UYR. Thanks for reading about we and for your prayers.

UPDATED BIO 03/10/2013: Samantha is a sweet little 4 year old princess who now weighs 10.5 lbs (should be closer to 12) and is being fostered in Miami, FL. Remember Samantha was rescued from the shelter and couldn't swallow anything? She was constantly regurgitating until we had the doctors perform a barium swallow and x-ray series on her. They discovered that there was something obstructing her esophagus. At the time, they weren't sure what it was, but she was too weak and anemic to have the anesthesia to pass the camera to see what was going on anyway. She spent the week eating baby food and other liquid diets.

On Friday, Samantha finally had her endoscopy. Lo and behold, the doctor found a large sharp piece of bone obstructing her throat. We are so thrilled that this little girl is doing well. She is in some discomfort right now, but she is receiving pain medication. She is eating soft food and tolerating everything. Her surgery cost approximately $1000, and she still needs to be spayed. We are so thrilled that we happened to rescue this little girl in her time of need, but we are definitely asking for help in paying for her hospital bills. Thank you all so much for your prayers. They obviously worked.

INITIAL BIO 03/03/2013: Hi! My name is Samantha, but sometimes FM calls me Sammie. I am a 3-4 year old little girl who is being fostered in Miami, FL. I am almost 10 lbs but should be closer to 12 lbs. Well, how I came to be a UYR foster pup is kind of an interesting story. My FM said she thought by my shelter pics that I was a yorkie mix. I was brown colored..... Well, that's because I was covered in reddish/brown flea dirt. I was INFESTED with fleas. FM contacted the shelter to take me home because her foster pup, Vivian had just gone to the Rainbow Bridge and she needed another little girl to try and save.

When she brought me home, she saw I was matted to the skin. I was SO anemic from the fleas eating me alive that my gums and skin were completely white as a ghost. She shaved me down to the skin and tried to give me some food.... That's when foster mom realized that I had a bigger problem. I couldn't hold down ANY food. As soon as I ate, I would regurgitate. Initially, she thought it was from the stress of the shelter, the change in diet, or the flea medication she received at the shelter. The next day, She brought me to a dogtor who gave me some medicine to help keep me from vomiting. I also got some IV fluids to help my dehydration. The medicine didn't work, and I kept vomiting. FM took me back to the dogtor 3/2 where I had more tests done. Turns out I have something blocking my esophagus. The dogtor thinks it's a parasite, but we aren't sure yet. I had a fancy test called a barium swallow which shows that liquids are able to get past the blockage (so now FM feeds me baby food with a syringe. It explains why I couldn't swallow regular dog food. It was too big to get by!). I need to have a test called an endoscopy later this week to confirm the diagnosis, but right now, FM is trying to help me build up my strength so I can tolerate the anesthesia. I am so grateful for UYR for saving my life!! I was so sick and weak when I was rescued. I am not sure I would have made it much longer at that shelter. xoxo - Sam


To date we've spent $2371.57 on Samantha's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $495.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: yorkiefriend@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Samantha click here.
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Spanky

Spanky and Itty Bitty
Florida
Spanky (and Itty Bitty)

THANK YOU TO SPANKY'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Catherine Hurlbut, Sandra Wendt

UPDATED BIO 5/12/2013: Hi!!! This is Itty Bitty and Spanky! They are 6 years old and are being fostered in Orlando, FL. Spanky weighs 6 lb 14 oz. Itty Bitty weighs 4 lb 7 oz. They are healthy, happy, snuggly little guys. Their only issue is potty training. We are hopeful in a home with a lot of attention and correction they will get the hang of it! They are sweet little babies and are looking for love :)

UPDATED BIO 03/31/2013: Itty bitty and Spanky are 6 year old bonded litter mates. Itty Bitty weighs 4.1

Itty Bitty & Spanky are very affectionate, sweet, lovable, and friendly dogs. They are crate trained, and they both are very good getting groomed and taking a bath. They also come whenever they are called. They do continue to have some marking issues. they need a patient owner who can continue to work with them. A backyard with a fence would be ideal! Right now they're rocking their belly bands :) They really want their own furever home. Could it be yours?

UPDATED BIO 03/17/2013: Spanky & Itty Bitty are a pair of bonded 6 year old male yorkies who both weigh approximately 4 to 4 1/2 lbs; they are being fostered in Orlando, FL.

They are both healthy, have been neutered and had a dental, and are just sitting and waiting for someone to push the button to complete an Adoption Application for them. How cute are they?? Come on, adopt this adorable pair of yorkies!

INITIAL BIO 03/02/2013: we just keep seeing double! Meet our latest set of bonded pups who are available for adoption in Florida. Spanky and Itty Bitty are litter mates who were surrendered by their owners who couldn't care for them anymore. Both boys are tiny (Itty Bitty weighs 5.1 lbs and should weigh 5.6 lbs)

Neither boy is proficient in houstraining yet, but FM is working on it. They are sweethearts who have received vaccines (hw negative) and are awaiting dentals/neuters. Could they be your babies you've been waiting for?


To date we've spent $580.00 on Spanky (and Itty Bitty)'s vet bills, but with your support we've collected $125.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: leerobin05@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Spanky (and Itty Bitty) click here.
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Tommy
Florida
Tommy

This video is of Tommy visiting having a sleepover and getting into supper.

INITIAL BIO 04/20/2013: MEET TOMMY! He is 2 years old and weighs a muscular and healthy 16 lbs; Tommy is being fostered in Clearwater, FL.

Tommy has been at the shelter twice in his young life. He was adopted over a year ago and returned yet again. A loving couple saw through his matted hair and knew they didn't want to see him spend any more time in the shelter so they took him home. Once their dog decided he didn't really want Tommy for a new brother, they got him all spruced up and contacted UYR to help find his perfect forever home.

TALK ABOUT ENERGY!? Tommy loves to explore and play. He is still a puppy and loves to mouth your hands (without really biting). Mouthing is still a bad behavior and his foster parents will be working with him on this. Rumor has it that Tommy really likes to try and escape the yard, or sneak out of the door behind you so that he can have dangerous adventures on his own. Only having spent a day in his new foster home, Foster Mom is still learning about his true personality. So far, it seems Tommy would do best with a calm household that could take him on long walks (or maybe even runs) to burn off some of his nervous energy. He may even be a candidate to train for agility, which he would probably love, having all that energy he needs to burn off.

It is already clear that a securely fenced-in back yard would best suit his personality. At this point, he seems a little too anxious to be around small children, but we will see how he adjusts. He is doing just fine with the other little dog in his foster home, but seems a bit out of practice with the best way to start playing. Keep checking this site for updates on Tommy!

Adoption Pending

For more information, contact my foster parents at: uyr.kelly@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Tommy click here.
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Cooper
Georgia
Cooper

COOPER is an adorable little 7 year old 5 lb yorkie; he is being fostered in Suwanee, GA.

Cooper appears to be a very, very timid little boy, and has so far not been very affectionate, at least not in his Foster Dads’ city home. He prefers to stay in one of his beds instead of being picked up. Although he does keep tabs on where they are and wants to be in the same room with them. He is always curious as to what is going on, especially in the kitchen. When he goes to the cabin (the country home, lol!), he becomes a different dog and sits with his FDs on the sofa and asks for attention. Maybe he likes the country better?

Cooper is great with other dogs and is a great companion to his yorkie foster brother. The two of them work double-duty as an early warning system, keeping an eye on the neighborhood. Cooper is going to need for his new owners to have lots and lots of patience. He’s not a cuddler, and doesn’t like to be held or carried ~so far, but that could change. He does trust Foster Dad since he is the one he hides behind at the vet. He’s house-trained as long as someone is home to let him out every three hours or so. FD initially thought that he had a food allergy, but the vet thinks it may be an airborne allergy instead, so he has been taken off of his RX food. The vet wants to keep him on his Rx medication though because she thinks his allergies are real, and they present as airborne instead of food related. He is taking 2.5 mg of cyclosporine for his allergies 1x a day.

Cooper had a break-through this weekend when Foster Dads had a house full of people; Cooper actually started playing with toys ~~ hooray! He now will FDs know when it is play time, and they are hopeful that he keeps up this new behavior. They think that Cooper is just slow to trust humans for whatever reason. They are picking him up and carrying him about with them for short periods in the hopes that he will begin to enjoy this human/dog companionship which has previously caused him panic – he is slowly learning that this is a safe moment to share with his person – that’s a huge break-through for this little fella. Cooper's previous owner was a female, and he may be happier in a home where his primary caregiver is female......or not? Who knows?

UPDATED BIO 04/01/2013: COOPER is an adorable little 7 year old 5 lb yorkie; he is being fostered in Suwanee, GA.

Cooper’s owners were unable to devote the time to him that they felt he needed and surrendered him to UYR. Foster Dad said that it has taken a couple of weeks for Coop to accept his new surroundings, but he is finally coming around nicely. He follows his Foster Dads around, always curious to know what they are doing. Today, for the first time, Cooper jumped up next to FD and snuggled his bottom up to him, and let him give him lots of love and scratches. Coop likes things to be quiet and orderly in his world, and expects you to anticipate his needs. If you don't, then he doesn't mind being vocal enough to get you to hop to it and let him out, or to put more food or water in his bowl, lol! He still can be quite nervous and tends to start shaking when things get out of hand. He gets along well with the other dogs in the home, but you can tell he wishes they weren't so loud sometimes. Cooper will be happiest in a quiet home, perhaps as an only dog, since he needs lots of patient loving kindness where he can flourish and assert himself in his own time.

INITIAL BIO 03/14/2013: MEET COOPER! He is an adorable little 7 year old 5 lb yorkie who is being fostered in Suwanee, GA. His owners loved him very much, but they were unable to spend the time with him that he deserved and they and wanted him to have a better life. Cooper is a sweet little boy who is anxious around too much activity and prefers a quiet home. Cooper’s perfect home would be a one with at least one stay-at-home parent – he would be fine being the only dog or perhaps share his home with another calm dog close to his size and age. Cooper does have a history of skin allergies so he is on an RX food and also eye drops. He loves to cuddle and follow his person around. Please stay tuned for more info on Cooper as his Foster Dads get to know him better.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: leerobin05@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Cooper click here.
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Georgia
Tex

INITIAL BIO 05/33/2013: MEET TEX! Tex is a 3.4 lb ( he should probably be 4 lbs ) 10 year old Yorkie being fostered in Suwanee, GA (outside of Atlanta). Tex was found wandering around on a street corner and his owners were never located. Tex was unaltered, had extremely bad teeth, was apparently kept outside and had dermatitis that had caused him to lose the hair from his feet and lower legs. A very nice lady rescued Tex and tried to give him a home, but her older dominant Yorkie acted aggressively towards submissive little Tex. She hated to give him up and even purchased him some personal items so that he didn’t arrive destitute. Her vet advised her to find a responsible yorkie rescue group and UYR was fortunate enough to be chosen to foster and re-home this bright little guy.

Tex is just a little bit of a doggie ~ he came to us named Peanut, but Peanut didn’t quite capture his personality. Foster Dad thinks he is like a grizzled old prospector come down from the hills, bow-legged, broke-jawed (it’s wired now and hopefully will repair itself in a few weeks, but it has not slowed Tex down at all), and a mouth full of neglected teeth. One tooth was so bad it fell out the day before Tex went to the vet ~ poor little fella! Tex was given a clean bill of health, with the exception of a luxating patella and some arthritis in his rear legs……. and the broken jaw. FD is giving him a Glucosamine supplement to help with the arthritis.

Tex was relieved of his ‘manhood’, a large ugly skin tag on his back, and the worst of his teeth at his vet appointment. In only a week, he has completely recovered from his surgeries. Tex loves to be carried around and wants nothing more than to either sleep in FD’s lap or on a cushion on his desk while FD works. Tex is a great snuggler and sleeps under the covers in FD’s bed or lays in FD’s hands or arms all night long. The amazing thing is that Tex seems to be almost completely house-trained. He marked (in his belly band) the first day (which is quite normal), but since then he has only had 3 accidents and would really much rather go outside to do his business. FD hopes Tex is adopted very soon because he is quickly growing way too attached to this little lover, whose most aggressive tendency is a desire to lick you to death. He is playful and super affectionate and you’d never know he was ever neglected in the past.

Like most folks from the South, Tex wanted to say something, lol!

Howdy y’all, I’m Tex. It’s a new name, but I like it and already answer to it and I think it suits me. I’m a tough little guy but I’m all love and kisses. I really like it here with my FD and all the other furkids. Everyone is so nice and there is alot of good food and plenty of water, and I get to go outside whenever I want to, but I don’t have to stay out there. I come right back in when I’m done and get into my FD’s lap. Very comfortable! I met a creature called a cat the other day at the vet’s office. They sure aren’t very interesting. They don’t have laps, so I didn’t pay much attention, although I did get to snuggle with another creature they called a kitten. I had to spend a day at the doctors and boy-oh-boy, did it leave me sore. But I’m feeling much better now. I just want to find my forever home where I can finally find the lap that I’ll never ever have to leave again. I’ve been awake for 10 minutes now. I think I’ll get back on my cushion and finish my nap.

NOTE: Because of his small size, Tex cannot be adopted into a home with children under the age of 12 years old. Please, there are no exceptions to this policy.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: leerobin05@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Tex click here.
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Lanuk
Illinois
Lanuk

Initial bio 05/23/13: Lanuk is a 7 yr. old 5lb boy. We don't know a lot about him yet. He seems to be a very friendly sweet boy not bothered by his foster brothers & sisters. He will have a vet visit on Tues. May 28th. Look for a better bio as soon as we get to know him better.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: dianecarter555@yahoo.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Lanuk click here.
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Buddy
Indiana
Buddy

Initial Bio 05/20/13: Buddy is a sweet little 4 pound 12 1/2 year old man. He was turned over to us by a retiring breeder and almost ended up at the pound because no one wanted him because of his age. He doesn't have any teeth but can still eat dry food just fine. He isn't fixed and can't be because of his age and that its too risky. His has luxating patellas and the vet can't fix that due to his age also but that doesn't stop him from getting around. He is not in any pain and he is just looking for a family that will give him the life he should of had all along. He was in an outside heated and cooled kennel his whole life so he has to wear a pee pad in the house because he likes to mark but he will poop outside. He loves to be held and lay on the couch with a soft fluffy blanket with his foster mom and foster brothers and sisters. If you are will to give this boy a chance he will melt your heart and love you forever.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: krpsbh01@yahoo.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Buddy click here.
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Emerson
Indiana
Emerson

PLEASE NOTE ADOPTERS OUT OF THE STATE OF INDIANA WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED

Update 04/23/13: Hi, It's me Emerson. Now that I've been living with my foster Mom for a few weeks she says she knows me better and knows what kind a family will be a perfect fit for me. She says I'm a very fun loving guy who likes his people time very much. So I will need to live with a family that has a person who can be home with me a lot. I do like all the other dogs in my foster home and love to compete with them on games of fetch. I will sit when you ask me to and get really happy when I see my harness because then I know I will get a walk or a ride in the car and I like doing both very much. She calls me a little sweetie a lot and I sure like that ! I like to go out in the yard to do my business. Even when the weather has been stormy and rainy. My foster Mom says a fenced yard is a must for since I like to go out ofter to potty and just enjoy the sunshine. I only weigh 5 pounds, but my spirit and personality are HUGH and my heart is filled with a lot of love to give to my forever family.

Initial Bio 3-24-13: Hi everybody, I'd like to introduce you to Emerson! He is approximately 6 years old and a tiny (approx 4-5 pound) Yorkie boy who suddenly found himself in need of rescue!! Emerson was surrendered today due to a change in his owner's living situation and her inability to care for him. He is a little shy right now since he is in a new situation, but he is getting acquainted with his foster mom and new fur brothers. He is well mannered, appears to know the command "sit" and has taken care of his "business" outside even with the nasty Indiana weather and snow here today. He is getting along well and even trying to play some with his new furbrothers. Emerson will be seeing the vet in the next few days for an exam, vaccinations, neuter and possible dental. We will post an update after he has been neutered and we get to know him better. Emerson will be ready to start looking for his "forever" family as soon as he is neutered and recuperates from that, so if you are interested in this little "pint-size" sweetie, be sure and get your application submitted for him.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: slamasney@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Emerson click here.
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Robin
Indiana
Robin

Update 04/16/13: Robin is doing great and is just waiting for her forever family. When she was placed with an older couple a few months ago she was an only dog and missed the companionship of another dog so she needs to go to a home with another dog to keep her company. She is really coming around to new people and gets so excited to snuggle and watch TV on the couch with her foster mom. Robin is such a sweet girl and deserves a family to love her as much as her foster mom. If you would like to make Robin a new member to your family please fill out an application on this baby doll!!

Update 01/30/13: If you are ready for a dog with a personality Robin is the perfect dog for you. She has truly transformed into a sweet and funny dog. She has recently had her first hair cut and did very well with it. She is just waiting for the right family to adopt her. She is house and crate trained and does well with other dogs. What else can you ask for? She is a one of a kind dog that is looking for her furever family. She doesn't like to have her picture taken.

Update 12/22/12: Robin is warming up very well in her foster home. She is house and crate trained. She loves to run and play outside. She is shy at first around new people but warms up quickly and does great with other dogs. She doesn't like to be held very much but she is getting better about that and loves to be petted! She will make a great addition to someone's family.

Initial Bio 11/13/12: Robin is a sweet yet shy 5 year old 7 pound yorkie/chi mix. She was kenneled with Dolly who were both pulled from a puppy mill in Indiana. Robin is still learning that she can trust us and she isn't sure what affection is because she was just used for breeding her whole life. She is crate trained and is still working on potty training but is learning very quickly. She is also good with other dogs. She has only been in foster care for three days and has made huge improvements already. She is going to make a great addition to someones family.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: krpsbh01@yahoo.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Robin click here.
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Dobby
Iowa
Dobby

Check out Dobby on a school field trip.

Here's anther cute video of Dobby waving.

Update 05/14/13: Hello, Dobby is doing very well in my home, he is not acting out aggressively any longer. He needs a family that is not afraid of dogs AT ALL. A family that is not afraid of getting bitten, because Dobby can feel that. He has not bitten anyone in my home. But he acted like he was going to for a few weeks when he first came to live in foster here.He is such a smart boy. Dobby is never aggressive when he is out waling, or visiting. HE LOVES to go on outings. He was getting aggressive in he former home because he was bored and mad. He needs to get out of the house daily, a walk, car ride, visiting anything. With the right family he will make the best addition. He likes to be next to whom ever he believes is in charge (here that is me). He must stay in the Des Moines area, I have a very good relationship with him, and would be on call to help work with him as long as needed for him to just.

Dobby can NOT be put in a Kennel this just makes him angry. Over powering Dobby will not work, he does so well when he respects those around him. Dobby needs a family that he can respect, and that will also respect him. He is a wonderful wonderful Yorkie.

Update 03/22/13: Hello, I am NOT ready to be adopted yet, but today I learned that I really enjoy children with disabilities. My foster mom took Evan and I with her to do some haircuts, the children were so special, I had to wag my tail and kiss them. I got to have my picture taken with each one of the girls, but they can only be seen by the family members, privacy reasons I was told.

I may one day find myself the proud owner of a child with special needs. Only time will tell if I can learn to control my urge to bite. I would feel very bad if I hurt a child. Foster mom thinks I can overcome my urges, and replace them with something different. I am a work in progress!

Bio Update 02/27/13: Hello my name is Dobby. I am a 3 year old 7 pound handsome Yorkie boy agression issues. I will not be up for adoption until I have worked

through my issues. My foster mom has already started to work with me, and she

will let everyone know when I am ready to be adopted.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: page_benson@yahoo.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Dobby click here.
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Simon

Simon loves his bubble bath
Michigan
Simon (FKA Fendi)

THANK YOU TO FENDI'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Michele Froelich,Charlene Dougan, Karen Land, Lynn Michalson, Wendy Bolton, Janet Davidson, Joelle Stonebreaker, Lynn Michalson, Carla Jane, Peggy McCain, Sandy Pagnotta, Nikki Wurm, Leah Lapham

Update 01/074/13: Simon has came such a long way since he came to us. He is stronger and more confident now. Simon received his cart and moves around the house at about 80 mph…no stopping him. It’s unbelievable how much he loves to be in it. He runs and plays with his foster fur brothers and sister and 99% of the time he gets the ball before the others. We work with him nightly on his back legs and have noticed that he does have feeling in his back legs and is trying to stand on them more and more. He is one of the most loving foster dogs we have ever had. He is definitely a cuddle bunny!! We do have to express his bladder and stimulate him for bowel movements and he does wear a belly band and diaper daily.

Initial Bio 11/10/12: Simon is at home now and settling in just fine. He is not using his back legs at this time but does have strength in them so this makes us hopeful. We are not sure as to how his condition happened. We have been massaging and working his legs every night and as soon as his stitches come out we will work on water therapy in the bathtub. He wants to be a normal dog so badly. He scoots all over the house using his two front legs so mobility for this little one is not an issue. Other than his legs he is perfectly healthy.He gets along great with other dogs and cats but we discovered last night when our little neighbor girl came over he DOES NOT care for children. It is going to take dedication and work on his back half but I truly believe we can get some strength back. His personality is very sweet and loves to be held and loved on. Thank you Ginger Lead for sending Fendi the new Mini Ginger Lead we will be using it daily!!


To date we've spent $334.75 on Simon (FKA Fendi)'s vet bills, but with your support we've collected $310.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: alyssadon@aol.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Simon (FKA Fendi) click here.
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Benji

Benji relaxed
New Jersey
NJ - Benji

THANK YOU TO BENJI'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandra Wendt

Jeffrey Dickman

Update 03/10/13: More on "Bouncing Benji"!

Benji bounces around and can he jump! His long legs allow him to spring into action when he wants to get up on something - and he likes heights! Benji is one of the sweetest little boy Yorkies (mix) I've ever met. I have not seen one ounce of aggression in him - he does not like being alone and loves people and being with them, so he puts up a fuss when he's left alone. Benji has been neutered and his dental removed 17 teeth, but that doesn't stop him from being a chow hound! Because he is over (10) years old, considered a senior, and somewhat fragile, a more quiet home with no children and maybe (1) small docile dog would be best for Benji's comfort. He can be in a home with friendly cats as well because he really doesn't pay them much attention. Benji is not a toy player, but loves his blankets! Benji is crate trained, although not his favorite situation as he loves being out and about with people. If you are looking for your new best friend, a pup to keep your lap warm, and give you kisses "just because" this little boy will gladly share your last name and loving home! Please fill out an application for Benji today!

Initial Bio 01/12/13: Say hello to Benji! Benji is a 10 yo Yorkie mix rescued from a high kill shelter today. Benji currently has kennel cough, severe dental issues, and we need to rule out pneumonia. Despite all this, he is a very energetic little guy just shy of 8 lbs who is very sweet. As soon as he sees a vet, we'll see what timeframes we're working with to get him well, a very needed dental, and neutered - and, he needs a grooming! Stay tuned - Benji's adventure is just beginning - maybe you can be his next chapter! Because of his size, age, and breed, Benji would be best suited in an adult home (children over 12).


To date we've spent $844.02 on NJ - Benji's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $150.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: sfidler00@yahoo.com.

To fill out the adoption application for NJ - Benji click here.
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Abby

Abby loves!! to be outside with people! and a fenced in yard.
Ohio
Abby

THANK YOU TO ABBY'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Jennifer Tobiansky, Susan Kornatowski

Update 04/04/13: Abby is happy Spring has come and she doesn’t have to worry about snow for awhile (aren’t we all!!!) Abby enjoys playing with her people and although she doesn’t play much with the other dogs, she gets along great with them all. She loves laying on her pillow by the couch and her other favorite thing is graham crackers! She knows when foster mom has a graham cracker and gets excited, as she knows she will get a tiny bite. She is house broken, but due to her periodic bladder infections she may dribble a little if foster mom isn’t quick enough to get the door open. She wears doggie panties and doesn’t mind them at all, the panties are becoming part of her comfort and fashion. Her recent urine test showed no more presence of white blood cells, which is good, but she does require antibiotics periodically as she has the potential for frequent bladder infections. Abby is a very sweet senior that would love to have her very own family to spend her “golden years” relaxing with and sharing her love.

Update 02/07/13: Abby Ohio has gained a pound that sets well with her. She is coming out of her comfort zone, her open door crate, more and more to spend time with us and sleeps on “her” pillow in the Living Room at night with the other dogs. She has potential for bladder infections, so to minimize that, she will benefit having periodic antibiotics. She doesn’t mind the cold weather either, and loves to go outside to walk and investigate. She is now up to date on her shots . Abby is ready to meet you and show you what a lovely girl she is.

Update 12/30/12: Bio Update 12/30/12 : Abby has recently undergone surgery for bladder stones that were making it difficult and painful for her to urinate. They were embedded into the bladder wall, indicating they had been there for a long while. The vet says “Abby is a tough girl”. Right after surgery, Abby showed that she wanted to play, but didn’t feel well enough yet. Now, since she is recuperating, she is happier and getting much more playful. As soon as she is recuperated enough from her surgery, she will receive her booster and rabies shots and be ready for her forever family.

Even though Abby is 14 yrs old, she has a lot to give. She loves attention but also loves her rest time too. Abby has not shown much interest in the other dogs, but she loves belly rubs, bath time, and ear scratches. She is not a high energy dog but is good on the leash and likes to take walks. She is easy going and easy to care for and doesn’t have an aggressive or destructive bone in her body. She will give kisses and is patiently awaiting her new family so she can shower them with her love.

Initial Bio 12/08/12: Abby is an 8 pound, 14 year old female Yorkie that is housebroken and spayed. United Yorkie Rescue took her in when her family could no longer care for her. She has only been in her foster home a couple of days and needs to adjust to all of the changes in her life. It isn't easy to be moved from a home that she has known for 14 yrs and then overnight expect her to change the long time routines and habits that she was familiar with. She is friendly and cute as a button. She has been very busy exploring her foster home and showing us how smart she is and willing to adapt. She is eager to explore what life has in store for her now. She will let foster mom know when she wants to go outside and when she wants to eat. Abby loves to go in her crate to rest as she wishes with the door left open for her. She enjoys the freedom of a fenced yard when going outside to potty. Abby has been to the vet and is recovering nicely from a Urinary Tract Infection. Please check back for more updates as we get to know this good girl better.


To date we've spent $881.68 on Abby's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $220.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: plumeytunes@yahoo.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Abby click here.
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Fozzie
Ohio
Fozzie

Update 05/04/13: Great day. Fozzie met the 10 year old neighbor girl and her friend today and was absolutely enthralled with them. They carried him around like a puppy and found out he plays "retrieve and chase me" with a ball.

Both girls loved him and wanted to take him home. So now we know Fozzie likes people of all ages and he's wonderful with kids. Put that with his fondness for other dogs and he's the whole package.

Update 04/28/13: Fozzie is all settled in and doing well. He likes his walks and doesn't make a peep all night until he needs to potty in the morning. He's more or less on Dottie's diet of rice, meatloaf mix and vegetables.

He's ready for a new home. Fozzie likes his guy but is friendly with everyone and other dogs.

Update 04/25/13: I forgot to give everyone Fozzie's vital statistics. He's about 6 years old and weights 8 pounds. He had a check up with my vet today and his fecal was negative. Doc gave him a clean bill of health and said he was a cute little dog.

Fozzie loves riding in the car and was very good about staying in one spot. It could be the Corvette but I think he just likes to travel.

Fozzie also had a great night last night with no diarrhea, that's how we got the samples for the vet.

Update 04/24/13: Fozzie is super cuddly and follows me everywhere. He likes sitting on or next to me. He is gentle and not food aggressive. He and Dottie do well alone while I'm at work.

We're having some trouble at night. He gets into the crate without asking and I leave the door open. He just gets a bit anxious at night and we're looking for a solution.

Fozzie is really great on walks now and he lets me know when he needs to go outside.

Update 04/21/13: Fozzie didn't like sleeping in the crate and whined a bit after a couple hours. So, I let him pick a bed at the foot of the stairs with Dottie and his was an angel the rest of the night.

My grandchildren visited today. They are Logan eleven and Savana seven. Fozzie was excited to see them and very gentle. Savana took him for a walk with me and he did well.

Fozzie has lots of energy but he is very calm after walks and at night. He likes to sit in my lap and snuggled up next to Savana. He's a keeper.

Initial Bio 04/20/13: Fozzie is a yorkie-schnauzer mix and as gentle as a lamb. He was just vetted with a dental and is up to date on his vaccinations. Fozzie is crate trained and walks with a leash well. He is healthy and fast and needs a kid or two to wear him out.

After we get through a couple of nights we'll let you know how he's settling in with Dottie.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: dahman@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Fozzie click here.
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Snickers
Ohio
Snickers

Initial Bio 05/07/13: Hello my name is Snickers!! I am about 4 months old. I am at my new foster moms home and boy am I learning things. I love to play and chew on things. I am working on my potty training but I want you right there with me when I go outside. Even though the other dogs are out with me I want you with me. I have a cat if I don't bother her she does not bother me, I have tried to play with her but she is old. I play with the other dogs and they are teaching me the correct way to play I am a bit rough I guess, but I am learning. I learned how to sit. I learn quickly so someone needs to correct my bad behavior quickly so it does not stick. I want to be with you so I think I would be good with someone who is home a lot. I don't think I will be good with small children because I like to bite. My foster mom is teaching me that I get more love by sitting and waiting patiently but I am still a baby so it is hard. When I get out of control my foster mom puts me in a settle. When I do good things like go outside and potty or sit and wait she gives me cookies and lots of love. I like that more then laying down and waiting for her to tell me it is ok to play now. I sleep in a crate on the bed and I am very good about settling down to go to sleep. I would love to find a forever home that will play with me and go for walks. I may even like agility since I am not afraid of things. My foster mom will take me tonight to see how I like the training facility. I was there last week and I walked around with no one there but tonight there will be other dogs around. WOW I hope they want to play with me :)


For more information, contact my foster parents at: yorkiesnjacks@yahoo.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Snickers click here.
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Cami

Cami and Suki
South Carolina
Cami (and Suki)

THANK YOU TO CAMI'S RESCUE ANGELS

Sandy Pagnotta, Sandra Wendt

UPDATED BIO 04-30-13: Cami is 8 1/2 years old and weighs 4.4 lbs; she and her mom, Suki, are being fostered in Mount Pleasant, SC. They are a bonded mother/daughter pair and must be adopted together.

Cami here, see Suki’s Bio, I let her speak for the both of us, She thinks she’s the boss. It’s easier if we let her think that.

UPDATED BIO 03/20/2013: Suki and Cami are a mother daughter pair who are being fostered in Mt Pleasant, SC. Suki is older at 9.5 years old and 5.2 lb. Cami is her daughter at 8.5 years old and 4.4 lbs. They have always been together and must be adopted to the same home.

Cami reporting here ~ I just thought I would let you know what the last eight days have been like. My Mom (Suki) and I were dropped off at this stranger’s house one night. She gave us some meds to help with the fleas, put us in bed with her and went to sleep. Mom (Suki) cried half the night because she was homesick, but finally after several hours she settled down so everyone could sleep. The next morning some other stranger picked us up, put us in a little travel case and took us to the airport. These are some cool machines there that go up in the air. Mom and I got to ride on one of these machines for over 2 hours. When the ride was over, I noticed we were not in the same place as when we left, I don’t understand. Once again we were left with strangers.

They seem to be nice people. They feed us, let us sleep with them and give us a lot of love. We go on rides with them a lot. One time they stopped at this place that did all kinds of weird things to us. They poked us with needles, putting fluid in us then taking red fluid back out and put a cold disc on my tummy. When it was all over they said we were in pretty good condition considering our ages. Foster Mom, I really like her, said we had to go back one more time. She said we would go there and take a nap, wake up with clean teeth and would be spayed. I don’t know what spayed means, but she said we had to do this so we could live a long healthy life. Well that’s it for now! Mom and I will keep you up to date as things progress. Bye! NOTE: Because of their tiny sizes, these girls can only be adopted into an adult only home, no children, please!

NOTE FROM FOSTER MOM: Cami & Suki do not look nor act their ages. Cami is a little more relaxed, while Suki is a mover and a shaker! She likes to keep up with everything going on in the house and yard. These girls needed dentals and to be altered, and had to be brought up-to-date on their vaccinations, too. So if you can help out with a donation towards their medical bills, they said that will allow them to take in other little needy foster doggies like us!

INITIAL BIO 03/12/2013: Meet Suki and Cami! Suki and Cami are a mother daughter pair who are being fostered in Mt Pleasant, SC. Suki is older at 9.5 years old and 5.2 lb. Cami is her daughter at 8.5 years old and 4.4 lbs. Bother were surrendered by their owners who had them since they were puppies because they could no longer care for them. Both girls are wee pad trained (a few pee pee accidents on the floor, but that's to be expected in the first few days). Both girls love walking outside (Suki a little more than Cami). Both girls are very sweet and love snuggling with you on the couch (and yes, they are used to sleeping with their person/people) :). Cami is a little more relaxed while Suki is a mover and a shaker! She likes to know what's going on at all times :). They do NOT look or act their ages!

Both girls will need to be fully vetted including vaccines, heartworm test, fecal, microchipping, and spay/dental. They are loveable little girlies and want to be adopted together, as that is how it has been for the past 8.5 years. Since they are so tiny, please no homes with kids. We are also very appreciative of any donations to help cover their vetting. Thanks so much for looking!!


To date we've spent $472.40 on Cami (and Suki)'s vet bills, but with your support we've collected $120.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: Yorkies@NeumannGrp.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Cami (and Suki) click here.
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Suki

Cami and Suki
South Carolina
Suki (and Cami)

THANK YOU TO SUKI'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta, Sandra Wendt

UPDATED BIO 04/13/2013: Suki and Cami are a mother/daughter pair who are being fostered in Mt Pleasant, SC. Suki is older at 9.5 years old and weighs 5.2 lb.

Suki here, it seems that lazy daughter of mine is napping so I guess you will hear from me this time. The last 30 days have been a little exciting. Both Cami and I have been spayed and had our teeth cleaned. The teeth cleaning was a bit of a problem. You see my last owner never had our teeth cleaned and they were really nasty and infected. The dentist was able to save a couple of teeth in the back of both mine and Cami’s mouth; but we feel much better now that the rotten teeth have been removed.

Sometimes my tongue wants to fall out since there's no teeth to keep it in, but I get it under control. Cami and I are looking for a forever home now that treats us just like our foster mom and dad. Here are some of the things we require.....

- We must be able to sit on your lap whenever you sit down.

- We must have at least two square meals a day. (Cami is on a grain free diet)

- We must be able to sleep in bed with you

- We must never put in crates

- We must be taken for regular walks

- We must have a forever mom/dad that will just love us to death.

Well, so long for now.... Cami just woke up and wants to go outside. See you later. XOXOXO Suki

UPDATED BIO 03/20/2013: Suki here. My daughter Cami has said it all. She is a typical daughter, hogging the spotlight. Read her bio this time maybe next bio she will leave something for me. Bye for now. NOTE: Because of their tiny sizes, these girls can only be adopted into an adult only home, no children, please!

NOTE FROM FOSTER MOM: Cami & Suki do not look nor act their ages. Cami is a little more relaxed, while Suki is a mover and a shaker! She likes to keep up with everything going on in the house and yard. These girls needed dentals and to be altered, and had to be brought up-to-date on their vaccinations, too. So if you can help out with a donation towards their medical bills, they said that will allow them to take in other little needy foster doggies like us!

INITIAL BIO 03/12/2013: Meet Suki and Cami! Suki and Cami are a mother daughter pair who are being fostered in Mt Pleasant, SC. Suki is older at 9.5 years old and 5.2 lb. Cami is her daughter at 8.5 years old and 4.4 lbs. Both were surrendered by their owners who had them since they were puppies because they could no longer care for them. Both girls are wee pad trained (a few pee pee accidents on the floor, but that's to be expected in the first few days). Both girls love walking outside (Suki a little more than Cami). Both girls are very sweet and love snuggling with you on the couch (and yes, they are used to sleeping with their person/people) :). Cami is a little more relaxed while Suki is a mover and a shaker! She likes to know what's going on at all times :). They do NOT look or act their ages!

Both girls will need to be fully vetted including vaccines, heartworm test, fecal, microchipping, and spay/dental. They are loveable little girlies and want to be adopted together, as that is how it has been for the past 8.5 years. Since they are so tiny, please no homes with kids. We are also very appreciative of any donations to help cover their vetting. Thanks so much for looking!!


To date we've spent $472.40 on Suki (and Cami)'s vet bills, but with your support we've collected $120.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: Yorkies@NeumannGrp.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Suki (and Cami) click here.
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Tiger
South Carolina
Tiger

UPDATED BIO 05/09/2013: TIGER is a 4 year old 3 lb 10 oz little yorkie boy; he is being fostered in Mount Pleasant, SC.

Tiger here……with an update. Well, some medical decisions have been made by those vet doctors that were scratching their heads just a few weeks ago. They tell me I may have something called Microvascular Dysplasia, but what the heck? I don’t feel sick?! MVD affects my liver and it just means that I need to be on a daily inexpensive immune system booster, and a low-protein diet. I will need to have bloodwork done at least once a year. Read about MVD here..... http://www.acvs.org/AnimalOwners/HealthConditions/SmallAnimalTopics/HMD/

All those big words above came from this really smart doctor, I have no idea what he said. I can also tell you this…………… I feel GOOD!! I will be altered and have my teeth cleaned on May 30th and after that, I will be ready to go to my forever home, whoever those lucky people may be – yahoo! Click on the button below if you want to adopt me – come on, click it, you know you want to!

UPDATED BIO 04/30/2013: TIGER is a 4 year old 3 lb 10 oz little yorkie boy; Tiger is being fostered in Mount Pleasant, SC.

Tiger here. It has been four weeks now that I have been in my foster home, and the vets are all scratching their heads, trying to decide what to do about my liver issue. In the meantime, they have scheduled what they call a neuter, (whatever that is) and a teeth cleaning. I think I am going to escape surgery on the liver problem (whew!) and I will let you know the status as soon as I know. I am feeling fine and am having a great time with my foster parents and the other three girls here. I think this must be Heaven ~ me and three female yorkies, haha! I have yet to figure out why I must wear this belly band all the time. Anyway that’s it for now, watch for updates as soon as I know them..............

INITIAL BIO 04/12/2013: MEET TIGER! He is a 4 year old 3 lb 10 oz little yorkie boy; Tiger is being fostered in Mount Pleasant, SC.

Tiger was surrendered by his owners because they were unable to care for him. Tiger has a potential liver issue and has had the appropriate testing -we are awaiting the results of this testing which will determine the nature of the problem. Tiger is a happy little boy who is great fun to be around. He loves to snuggle, and is a quiet little boy. It will be at least one month before Tiger will be ready to be adopted, however, we are currently taking adoption applications for him.

PLEASE NOTE: Due to Tiger's tiny size, he can only be adopted into an adult home. Please do not apply to adopt Tiger if you have children.


To date we've spent $481.21 on Tiger's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $400.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: Yorkies@NeumannGrp.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Tiger click here.
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Ginger
Tennessee
Ginger

THANK YOU TO GINGER'S RESCUE ANGELS

Cynthia Duranti, Sandy Pagnotta, Sandra Wendt, Jeffrey Dickman, Robert Lack

Updated Bio 4/25/2013 GINGER is 11 years old (dob 4-30-2002) who weighs 12.8 pounds; she is being fostered in Ashland City, Tennessee.

Ginger has healed completely from her surgery to remove two mammary tumors. She has been very happy and energetic since having her stitches removed. Ginger is house-trained and loves to go for car rides and play with toys, especially those that squeak! Ginger is on a prescription diet for life because she is prone to bladder infections. She doesn't seem to mind; its so yummy she eats it right up. Ginger gets along great with her foster doggie sisters. She loves to snuggle and play with each one of them. She seems to want to chase her foster cat brother and bark at him when she sees him, so we are not too sure if she is fond of cats. Ginger loves to sleep with her foster kid brother. She gets right up beside him and snores away. Ginger also is a little vocal, she likes to tell you when she wants to go potty or is hungry and she will even tell you when she wants to play. The good thing is if you want her to be quiet all you have to do is say so and she will be quiet on command.

Ginger loves the outdoors and loves to explore. A yard with a fence would be great for her! Ginger doesn't really like to be left alone, so a home where someone will be home most of the time or there is another small dog would be ideal. Ginger is a true sweetheart and a joy to be around. Could she be that special dog companion for you? Please don’t turn away from Ginger because of her age – she still has a lot of love and playtime left.

Update 03/20/2013: Ginger is being Fostered in Ashland City, Tennessee. She has been a very busy doggie since our last update! Ginger went back to the vet for her yearly shots. She also received her microchip. Her surgery to remove her mammary tumor was this morning, it went well. The vet discovered another tumor while removing the first one and went ahead and removed it as well. Ginger also had her teeth cleaned and had to have three pulled. She is home now with her foster family and is doing very well. She had her supper and is resting comfortably in her bed. Ginger is scheduled for a follow up visit with the vet on April 8th. In the meantime, she will be getting lots of rest and continued love and support from her foster family.

Update 02/25/13: Ginger is 10-1/2 years old and weighs 12.5 lbs; she is being fostered in Ashland City, TN. Ginger is doing wonderful!! She is feeling good and it shows! She may be 10 1/2 years old, but she doesn't act like a senior citizen. She loves to play with any toy that she can squeak and absolutely loves balls! She will grab at it with her paws and roll it around with her nose. She also enjoys speaking to you and lets you know how excited she is to see you. She is housetrained and truly loves being outside. She especially enjoys soaking up the sun.

Ginger is getting along very well with her foster dog sisters and loves her foster human brothers and parents. Ginger is on prescription food from the vet and will always need to stay on it to keep her urinary tract healthy. That's OK with Ginger because it is so yummy she eats it right up! Ginger goes back to see the vet on March 4th to make sure her bladder infection is healed, then she will also receive her annual vaccinations; the vet will also schedule an appointment to remove her mammary tumor. Once all those things are completed, Ginger will be ready for her forever home! If you are looking for a sweetheart to love, and who will love you unconditionally, then Ginger is the girlie for you!!!

Update 2-19-2013: Ginger is being fostered in Ashland City, Tennessee. She was taken the the vet within hours of being surrendered because she was very sick. After running several tests, the vet determined that Ginger had a massive bladder infection. She was given an antibiotic shot and was sent home with more antibiotics to take and she is already on the road to recovery. The vet also noticed a that she has a mammary tumor which will be removed as soon as she is well enough. Ginger is scheduled for another checkup in two weeks. As soon as the bladder infection heals, she will be fully vaccinated and will receive a microchip. Ginger is a sweet, smart girl who is housetrained and loves to be with her people. She gets along well with other dogs, but we are not sure about cats yet. She still isn't feeling well, but she loves to have her belly rubbed and gives lots of kisses of appreciation. She likes to ride in the car and loves to wander around in the yard. She is not leash trained yet, but doesn't seem to interested in running off. Ginger follows her person around the yard wherever they want to go. She also likes to sleep with her person. Ginger's ideal family would be one without children under 13. We think she would also do well with someone who is home all or most of the time. She also needs a fenced in yard since she likes to roam around without a leash. Stay tuned for more details as her personality will come out more when she gets to feeling better.

INITIAL BIO 02/18/2013: MEET GINGER! Ginger is 10-1/2 years old and weighs 12.5 lbs; she is being fostered in Ashland City, TN. Ginger was surrendered by her owner who loved her very much, but was unable to care for her medical needs and wanted her to have a better life. Please stay tuned as we learn more about Ginger.


To date we've spent $1503.28 on Ginger's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $220.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: mandymsmith1@yahoo.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Ginger click here.
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Gizzy today

Gizzy with new style
Tennessee
Gizzy

THANK YOU TO GIZZY'S RESCUE ANGELS!

John Sauser, Irene and Peter Havas, Sandra Wendt

UPDATED BIO 05/10/2013: Gizzy (short for Gizmo) is a 9.5 year old Yorkie boy (don't let his recent buzz cut fool you!) who is being fostered in Beechgrove TN.

Gizzy has completed his second (and last) series of heartworm treatments and is doing remarkably well. Nothing seems to dampen this little guy’s spirit! He is a happy, playful and loving little boy that acts like he is 1/3 his age of 9.5 years. He loves to carry his little bunny around in his mouth and play. He has to have limited activity due to his heartworm treatments and this is a huge challenge for his foster mom and dad since he loves to be active and play. He loves his 5 canine siblings (small, medium AND LARGE!) and also his feline ones too. He has never show one ounce of aggression towards any person or animal. He loves to cuddle and give kisses too and is very smart. Of course, he is fully housebroken as long as he gets to go outside every 3 hours or so. He also travels very well.

He was doing well with his seizures having only 1 or 2 small ones a week until a couple of weeks ago when he had multiple ones in a 24 hour time period. After much consideration, the vet decided to put him on very low dose seizure medication and he has had no seizures at all since then.

Gizzy is adorable in appearance and has large bunny-like ears. He was shaved when he came to UYR but has a lovely coat that will be even more beautiful when it grows out. He has an adorable “wiggle” when he walks too. He will be a wonderful addition to some lucky forever home. Gizzy’s surrendering owner wanted him to be placed in a home with no small children but he is fine with other animals and loves people.

UPDATED BIO 04/08/2013: Gizzy is a super sweet male yorkie who is 9 1/2 years old and weighs 9.5 lbs; he is being fostered in Beechgrove, TN. Gizzy is an owner surrender who, sadly, had heartworms and has begun his heartworm treatment.

Foster Mom says that Gizzy is doing really great two weeks after his first heartworm treatment. So far he has had no ill effects, but the next treatment is the one to be worried about as it is more intense. Gizzy has had several seizures, and both foster parents and the vet are monitoring to see if he needs to be on seizure meds. Dogs going through heartworm treatment need to be kept calm and quiet; Gizzy is a really active little boy and FM says it has really proven challenging to keep him calm as he LOVES to play! He is really adjusting to his foster home and new fur-siblings. He loves to give kisses and sit in laps. He is very curious about everything and wants to go “check it out” any time he hears a noise, smells a smell, hears a voice, etc. Gizzy does not act his age at all! He is one super great little boy who will make someone a loving companion.

Note from UYR: Gizzy’s heartworm treatment is expensive; please consider donating towards his medical bills so that UYR can continue to take in dogs like Gizzy who would have otherwise not lived very long. We are also asking for lots of prayers that all will go well for him during his heartworm treatment.

UPDATED BIO 03-22-2013: Gizzy is a male yorkie who is 9 1/2 years old and weighs 9.5 lbs; he is being fostered in Beechgrove, TN. Gizzy is an owner surrender who, sadly, has heartworms and will receive treatment for this.

Gizzy has something to say recently:

Hey there! Gizzy (short for Gizmo) here and I am doing so much better than I was when I first arrived. I scared my Foster Mom the first couple of days when I had a few seizures. She called my former owner and found out that I have had these before, but they forgot to tell Foster Mom. However, I have only had one tiny seizure in the last week and the doctor thinks I probably don’t need to be on medicine for them, so we are going to see how it goes.

The best news is that I got a great cleaning at the Dog-tor and my teeth are now sparkling white (minus the 3 bad ones they had to pull). I have been on antibiotics for many days and getting rid of those nasty infected teeth has made me a new dog! I now have lots more energy and my inner puppy has emerged. I love to fetch a ball now, give puppy kisses, sit in laps, play with my yorkie siblings and act like a normal happy pup. Foster Mom won’t let me play as much as I’d like to though since I start my heartworm treatment on Monday 03/25 and I have to take it easy until that is all finished. I want to say a big “Woof! Thank You!” to my rescue angels who are helping pay for my all my expensive vet bills. You guys are GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRREAT! Stay tuned as I continue to get healthier and find my new perfect FOREVER home. Please think about making me you forever fella ~ Foster Mom says that I am sooo sweet!

Note from UYR: Gizzy’s heartworm treatment will be expensive; please consider donating towards his medical bills so that UYR can continue to take in dogs like Gizzy who would have otherwise not lived very long. We are also asking for lots of prayers that all will go well for him during his heartworm treatment.

INITIAL BIO 03-15-2013: MEET GIZZY! He is a male yorkie who is 9 1/2 years old and weighs 9.5 lbs; he is being fostered in Beechgrove, TN. Gizzy was surrendered by his owners who were no longer able to care for him. Sadly, Gizzy has heartworms and must endure heartworm treatment. Prior to coming into rescue, he was shaved to the skin for some reason, but when his hair grows back in, he will be adorable! Heartworm Treatment is dangerous and very costly; please help us help Gizzy so that he can enjoy his senior life in the manner that all senior dogs deserve. Please stay tuned for more info on Gizzy as his foster parents get to know him better. Please say some prayers that all will go well for him during his heartworm treatment.


To date we've spent $876.00 on Gizzy's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $145.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: tnyorkiemama@yahoo.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Gizzy click here.
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Becca
Texas
Becca

Initial Bio 05/25/13: BECCA

4.2 #

6 years old

Female

Meet tiny little Becca! Becca needs someone to LOVE her! She prefers to be close to her person, not under foot or constantly seeking your attention but wants to be in the same room. Becca loves belly rubs and looks forward to her walks. She is great with other dogs and seems to enjoy their company. Cats peak her interest, just get the impression she has not been around cats before. So far she has not jumped up on the furniture but has used the ramp to get on and off the bed. Due to her tiny size she would not be good for families with small children but with supervision she does well with children. Becca is spayed, Vet examined, tested, vaccinated, heartworm negaitve, and started on hw and flea prevention.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: cmc_cool@hotmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Becca click here.
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Texas
Bella of Texas

Bio and photos on the way!


For more information, contact my foster parents at: jodivalentine@verizon.net.

To fill out the adoption application for Bella of Texas click here.
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Jackpot
Texas
Jackpot

Here is a video of Jackpot.

Update 05-20-2013: Hi everybody Jackpot here! I have been in my foster home for almost a month now, and I am loving it! I have 1 foster brother and 2 foster sisters that I can play with! My foster mom takes me on walks every day and it is so fun! She says I am doing so much better about walking on the leash, and I am also going outside to do my business! I have only had one accident in the last week and that was because I just got excited and couldn’t hold it. Oops! FM says I am adorable and very very sweet! She says I am named Jackpot because whoever adopts me would be “hitting the Jackpot,” because I am so special! While I do love my foster family, I really want my very own family. I love everybody and I am such a happy little boy I would be perfect for a family with other dogs or even older children.

Things I love:

1. Hugs and kisses

2. Sleeping in your lap

3. Toys

4. Playing fetch with the ball

5. Chew bones of any kind

6. Taking walks

7. Running around in the backyard

8. Aggravating my foster brother and sisters

9. Treats

If you think you have room in your heart and home for a sweet little boy like me, send us an application! I can’t wait!

Initial Bio 04/28/13: Jackpot is a very sweet, loving little guy who is being fostered in Grapevine, Texas. He is 8 months old and weighs 6.5 pounds. He was surrendered to UYR by his family because they were too busy to spend the time with him that he needed and deserved. He is very playful and has lots of energy. He is still a puppy so he needs some help with housetraining and manners. We will be working on this to get him ready for his new family. He loves to cuddle, give kisses, get tummy rubs, and play with toys.

He appears to be very healthy, has had all his vaccinations, and is negative for heartworms. Also his fecal came back negative.

He is scheduled on Thursday, May 2nd, 2013 to be neutered and have 3 baby teeth removed that are causing problems in his little mouth. After this he will be ready for adoption.

Jackpot will need a family that will have patience with his housetraining and manners. He is very active so he will need a yard to run around in and regular exercise. He came from a family with children, so children 10 and up would probably be okay. His family didn’t have other dogs, but his foster family has 3 and he is getting along with them and really seems to enjoy having little buddies to play with.

Stay tuned for more information as we get to know Jackpot better!


For more information, contact my foster parents at: tdwilkie@verizon.net.

To fill out the adoption application for Jackpot click here.
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Lovette

Lovette enjoying the sunshine
Texas
Lovette

SEX: FEMALE / AGE: 5-7 yrs / WEIGHT: 3.2 lbs / SPECIAL NEEDS

THANK YOU TO LOVETTE'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Irene and Peter Havas

Lisa Locklear

Tonya Kirkbridge

Check out this video of

Flyn, Lovette, Fox & Phoebe in Texas and having fun.

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Initial Bio 01/06/12:

Please, view this video of Lovette interacting with foster mom and fur buddy.

Special Needs, 3.2 lbs., Female, 7yrs. old (est.)

Update 02/25/13: Lovette is doing real well, put on much needed weight, even a bit too much. But we are working on getting to the right balance. We had to get her to her optimum health before her spay surgery which she had on May 9, 2012, at which time she also was micro chipped. Due to her disabilities she will never be able to climb stairs but uses a ramp like champ! A perfect companion/lap dog for any loving adult. Not so good with toddlers which she fears and may even nip. Lovette prefers slower moving people whom which she can cuddle and be cuddled. Lovette does enjoy going on our daily walks but usually lasts only 1/4 mile, but that is really good for only 3 legs! She is puppy pad trained but can dribble a tiny trail as she leaves her pad. Lovette is very good in her kennel and loves to ride along wherever you go and is a very pleasant house guest. Due to size and disabilities Lovette will not be considered for out of state adoptions.

Update 04/28/12: Hello Everyone, I am still here. I have finally been cleared to spay so next week I will get my surgery, no more puppies for me. I am strong now and once I am around for a while and you see how fast I can run on three legs you almost forget I am a special needs pup. My eye is ruptured but I think I can see shadows. I love quiet afternoons in your lap, short walks, and cuddling right next to you at night. I am too tiny to be around small children nor can I be left unattended on the sofa or bed because I am a frail little thing. But I am a giant in spirit and love!

Update 01/21/12: Lovette is such a wonderful cuddlier! And she has a new video with some of her friends here.....check it out!

Initial Bio: "Hello, my name is Lovette (french; meaning "little loved one"). And I know I am not a yorkie but I wanna be!"

Lovette came from a high-kill shelter where she would have been euthanized if UYR had not agreed to take her into their care. Lovette has only one good eye, maybe an injury or born that way? She also has an old injury to one of her back legs that left it useless. We were hoping we could fix her leg but the vet says not much can be done, the same with her eye. Some things just can't be fixed but what ever happened to this tiny girl has not damped her spirit and ability to love! Lovette has wonderful manners and only yips when she needs to go out. She enjoys being close to you but curls up in her little bed when you are busy. If you are looking for a tiny companion to share your days and nights this is the girl for you. She does not require long walks, doesn't eat much, but gives the best kisses............


To date we've spent $87.50 on Lovette's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $31.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: cmc_cool@hotmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Lovette click here.
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Orion
Texas
Orion

Update 05/05/13: 5/5/13 Hello Peps, Orion here(AKA Scabbers) Reason:when foster mom brought me home she noticed a gigantic scab on my head, no worries it's gone now. I was picked up as a stray and ended up at a shelter. Since being in my foster home I have been getting into trouble, I LOVE trash and trash cans!! I LOVE cars, and will jump into any car if the door is ajar!! I LOVE playing with children and balls(big or small). I love to play and go walking. I have to be fed separately, and it's best that I play alone with toys or else a fight will happen. I'm good with cat's, and I get along well with other dogs but Me, other dogs, toys and food don't mix so great. I do just fine in a crate but I do like sleeping in bed with foster parents and I am house broken! I love attention and like to be the center of attention by my human companions. Would you please consider adopting, and adding me as a long life friend to your family?!!

Initial Bio 04/20/13: Hello my name is Orion! I'm a 13 lbs Yorkie, had all my shots, and will be neutered on May 15th. I have only been in my foster home for a few days now, still getting acquainted. But we can tell you this.....I love car rides, walking, I get along very well with other dogs and cats, and I have already gotten attached and a bit clingy to my foster parents. Please stay tuned for more to come!


For more information, contact my foster parents at: sonia.casali@ymail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Orion click here.
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Zoe
Texas
Zoe

Initial Bio 03/13/13: Whoever said the best things come in small packages must have been talking about Zoe. She is a tiny little senior lady who weighs 3 pounds. She is so tiny people who see her think she is a puppy, but she is actually 12 years old. She was found in some apartments running loose, and was turned into animal control. She is microchipped, but all the owner’s phone numbers have been disconnected.

She saw the vet yesterday and she has several teeth that need extracted. There is so much infection it is affecting her nasal cavity. She also has ear mites and her left eye has inflammation and is scratched. She is being treated with two different eye drops. After two weeks we will know if she will regain vision in that eye. She is scheduled next week for her dental and extractions. Zoe’s heartworm test and fecal were both negative.

She is such a sweet little girl, and is very affectionate. She goes to the door when she needs to go potty, and also will use a potty pad. Stay tuned as we get to know her better.


For more information, contact my foster parents at: tdwilkie@verizon.net.

To fill out the adoption application for Zoe click here.
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Pickles

Pickles - after grooming
Virginia
Pickles

THANK YOU TO PICKLES' RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta

UPDATED BIO 05/22/2013: Pickles is a female yorkie who is 10 ½ years young and weighs 11 lbs; she is being fostered in Woodbridge, VA.

Here’s what this cutie had to say recently……………. Pickles here – hi there! Foster Mom thought I was ready for a summer ‘do and gave me a haircut. I am getting ready for Memorial Day by sporting my All-American scarf, whooo hoo! Aren't I cute? I'm not sure I will like the noise that fireworks make because I get a little shaky when there's a thunderstorm. But if you hold me close and reassure me everything will be okay, I calm down.

Foster Mom says that I am such a good guard dog because I will let her know if I hear something, but make no mistake, this doesn't mean I'm a yapper. I love laying in the sunshine and playing at the newly-opened dog park. I also love being around my fur sister and bro. I do not know about cats because there are none around me. Small kids are okay once I get to know them. Are you ready for some cuteness in your life?? Come on, you know you are! Then I'm the girl for you! Go ahead, push that button and adopt me! Don’t let my age fool you, I still have a lot of life and love to give to you! Puppy Kisses, Pickles

UPDATED BIO 04/11/2013: Pickles (Picolina) is a beautiful 10-1/2 year old 10 lb female yorkshire terrier; she is being fostered in Woodbridge, VA.

Pickles continues to do well in her foster home, but she is wondering why no one has pushed the button to adopt her yet? She is very laid-back, loves to take walks and also enjoys her naps during the day. She rolls over for belly rubs ~ so sweet! Her Foster Parents are reinforcing her outside potty routine, and she is making good progress. Pickles has been fully vetted and had only one small tooth pulled during her dental scaling. She is a mellow little dog, not aggressive at all, and has great “table manners” – she does not beg while her foster family eats, lol! She will take a treat and then likes to hide them. She is a very sweet and lovable little girlie who gets along well with the resident Labrador and Yorkie in the home. Her perfect home would be one with another mellow dog, or she could be the only Princess in the home. Do you think your home would be perfect for this little Princess? Please don’t turn away because of her age – she has a lot more years to love her family and vice versa.

INITIAL BIO 02/12/2013: MEET PICKLES (Picolina) ~ Pickles is a beautiful 10-1/2 year old 10 lb female yorkshire terrier; she is being fostered in Woodbridge, VA. Pickles was very loved by her former owners. But they were no longer able to care for her due to two little human babies that came into the home. UYR was happy to take her into our Foster Care Program, and find her a wonderful second home. Pickles loves to be cuddled, but is also happy to be alone sleeping. She loves loves loves to play catch. She can be very shy when first introduced, it could take a couple of days for her to warm up or she may warm up immediately. Her former owner thinks Pickles would love to have a stay-at-homem parent, or be placed in a home where she is not left alone for long hours. She loves children, and can be placed in a home with children over the age of 10 years old.


To date we've spent $591.00 on Pickles's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $15.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: leerobin05@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Pickles click here.
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Bitsy
Wisconsin
Bitsy

Update 05/14/13: Hi Everybody! I'm back here in Wisconsin after being south

for a bit. I've been adjusting to my new home and my FM tells me I'm a good girl. I love to be around people and will let you know when someone comes around. I really want my very own home - there are too many little furry family members here for me! I need a pain pill in the morning and in the evening to make my hip feel better, but those aren't usually too expensive. I'm an older girl too so I can't see as well as I did before. Well, I got some chasing to do - I see a bird in the back yard that shouldn't be there. Talk to you later!

FM here: Bitsy is a sweet girl who is around 12 lbs and in need of her very own home. She loves to be with people and adores eating! The best home for Bitsy will have a fenced in yard, no children under the age of 8, has someone who has extra room on their lap, and one where Bitsy can get some exercise, but not so much her hip hurts. She is full of love and kisses and will bark when someone comes to the door. If you think your home is the right one for Bitsy, please fill out an adoption application. Thanks for reading about her:)

Update 03/04/13: Hi! First I would like to remind you all my foster mom is not a groomer so when you look at my pictures please be kind she did her best lol.. I did sit well for my hair cut today tho, I had some pretty good mats so I went a little shorter than I would normally go but hey its just hair.

I went and saw Dr. Dale on Thursday and he had all kinds of things to say so I thought I would share them, my new home would have to think about some of these things before they pick me only because well you will see..

First of all I have cataracts. I can still see really well actually and Dr. did not thing it was anything that needed to be addressed. But I have a hard time with things like steps that are right at my eye level, I have to take a running leap it seems to get over it. That is really the only problem I have with it is things just at that level every thing else is pretty good. I mean hey I am new here after all and I haven't ran into a single thing yet, just that one darn stair to go to the back yard...

Second I have some degenerative joint disease in my right hip, now what does that mean? Well it means that where my ball and socket meet my bones are kind of a mess and don't move the way they should so sometimes I carry that leg instead of walking on it. I asked Dr. Dale if he could do anything for me and he said that as long as we can manage the pain with meds which I already do great with and as long as I use that leg sometimes and never put it down he doesn't recommend surgery. And of course I am a little older too and that whole surgery thing just doesn't sound so good to me anyway. Because if my meds tho I need to see my vet every 6 months for blood work just to make sure everything is good to go :)

Third I have some knee problems in my rear left knee, in a way my hip is causing this because sometimes I only use my one let (Not very often but still) Again Dr. Dale said it wasn't bad enough to need surgery right now and I am doing great on my pain meds so we are going to leave it alone. Will I need surgery someday? Maybe, maybe not it all depends on what happens in the future.

Forth I need my teeth cleaned.. They really are not that bad but hey its gotta be done so we will schedule that very soon, he does not think I will lose many if any at all YAY ME!

Fifth (I know its kind of a long list but hey if you wanna be my new mom or dad you really should know EVERYTHING) I have a mildly collapsing trachea, now really this is not a big deal as long as we can both agree that when I go for walks I don't wear a collar if you could just please get me a harness to wear then my trachea will not get worse and we can go for walks so all is great!! Sometimes tho because of this I kind of wheeze when I'm snoozin, lets just think of it like you snoring, you snore I wheeze I think we would make a great team!!

That's about all Dr. Dale had to say. I do have a few things, a little top 5 thoughts that I would like you to know about me, ya know since were being upfront here :D

1. I really do not like being alone :( It makes me anxious and sad and I bark and pace a lot when I am all by myself. It doesn't matter if I have fur buddies here or not I like my people. Keep in mind this also includes if you close the door to go to bed and leave me behind :( Being lonely is well lonely.

2. I am already house trained! Yeppers see Im a big girl and 10 years old so I have that down to a science :)

3. I don't really like to share, I mean its ok and all but I like my food to myself and I really do not like to share it with others at all. Matter of fact if I could be your only pup that would be even better because then I could have you to myself and you would have me to yourself see its a win win :D

4. I am already spayed, up to date on my shots and I even have a micro chip! The microchip is really important because I can't wear a collar :)

5. Last but Not least I need someone who will love me for who I am, I am not perfect but hey I am pretty sure your not either and that is OK I will love you anyway. I know I have a couple of bummed up legs and some other things but that does not mean I can't live a full long life with you and have a lot of fun while doing it. All I need is love, food, a water dish I can't tip over (I think its fun I can't help it!) a comfy bed to sleep in and lots of cuddles.. So I will wait right here for you to send in an application, yep waiting right here... Still waiting.....Um your gonna go do it right?

Initial Bio 03/02/13: We picked up Bitsy on 2-23-2013, she was a private family release to a shelter in Wisconsin. So far what we know about Bitsy is she HATES to be kenneled on car rides, but once out of a kennel into a seat she does amazing and is just along for the ride. She is a 10 year old spayed female who weighs in at 13.4 lbs.

Personality wise this gal is low key, shes very sweet an just wants to be near her human all the time. I think a family with someone home all day would be best as when we have left our out side of our bedroom door for example she does get anxious as to where we are so I suspect some separation anxiety, the shelter thought the same. She is already potty trained YAY :) and lets you know by looking at you and a soft whine if she has to go out. She does bark at the mail man and the neighbor pups here but other wise is a very quiet girl. She seems to be fine with our 12 year old son here but I think due to her age a family with older children would be good but I can see her not tolerating small children poking at her very well. It was mentioned she has some issues with food and other pups, we have not seen that yet, that being said she has not seemed to be a very good eater for us but shared the water dish just fine with our boys today.

Bits has multiple medical issues we are going to address while she is here in her foster home, we have our first vet visit tomorrow to set up a plan for her. She does need a dental, and according to the records from the shelter she has already been tested for heart worm and was found negative. She has her chip already and her shots are all up to date. Our concerns are a possible skin issue which looks to be resolving but I will have checked tomorrow and some problems with her rear legs that we will address as well.

We will keep you all posted about Bitsy up here in Iowa!


For more information, contact my foster parents at: shellylampe@hotmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Bitsy click here.
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Kellie

Kellie wishing for a new home from Santa
Wisconsin
Kellie

THANK YOU TO KELLIE'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Jennifer Tobiansky, Jennifer Tobiansky, Jennifer Tobiansky, Jacqueline Wegner Jones, Chardelle Blasberg, Jeffrey Dickman

Update: 1/16/13Zzzzzzzz......Owweeeee - my nose hurts! My FM dropped me off at this place today so they could help me breathe better. Well, I can't breathe better because my nose really hurts! They found my tooth and - are you ready for the gross stuff?? They pulled it out my nose!!!! Mom said my tooth was almost 3/4 an inch long! The really bad part is that I have lots of red stuff coming from my nose so I have to stay quiet for a while. Well, if that means I get more snuggles, I'm ok with that. Time for my nap - thanks for reading about me :)

Update 01/15/13: Hi, This is Kellie - well, I finally get to go to the dogtor because there is something that makes it so it is hard to breathe! They took an X-ray, and guess what they found?? My tooth - I was wondering where that went..... Hmmmm. Well, I don't really want to know how they are going to go into my sinus passage to get it out, I just know that I want to be able to run and play with all the other guys around here and not worry about getting enough air. Wish me luck!

Update 12/28/12: Dear Santa - its Kellie here, I only want one thing - I want a home of my very own for 2013.....oh and before that, can you please help me get my surgery - the tooth in my sinuses is really bugging me.... It makes me feel like I can't breathe. Thanks for listening Santa, Love Kellie

Initial Bio 12/20/12: Hi Everybody - I'm Kellie - I just was rescued so I don't know much right now. I'm just trying to figure out all these new noises and smells!

Foster mom here: Kellie is a wonderful little girl who was released from a breeder because she had bilateral hernias. Kellie will need a dental, spay, and hernia surgery before she can be considered for adoption. It is suspected that Kellie has a tooth that is inbedded in her sinuses which will also need to come out. She has some drainage from that tooth so we are looking into a specialist who may be able to remove the tooth without causing her more pain.

Kellie is 3 pounds of pure energy wrapped up in the sweetest personality. She gets along with other dogs too! Because of her size, she will not be adopted out to any families with children under the age of 12. Thanks for understanding! Although a home for Christmas is not possible for Kellie, she hopes that she can be home in time to see the start of 2013. If you are able to help with her medical expenses, she sure appreciates it. We want her to be pain free as soon as possible!

Adoption Pending

To date we've spent $1597.69 on Kellie's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $685.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: shellylampe@hotmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Kellie click here.
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Sawyer
Wisconsin
Sawyer

THANK YOU TO SAWYER'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Sabrina Cohn

Updated Bio 05/16/13: Sawyer is a very handsome, 7.5 lb, 9 year old yorkie. He is as sweet as can be! Sawyer had a dental on 05/07/13, and he came thru his it with flying colors!! He lost 2 back teeth, and has grade 3 periodontal disease, so he will need two go in "at least" once a year for a cleaning, or he will end up losing more teeth. Brushing his teeth would also be very beneficial.

I'm trying to come to an understanding, why Sawyer has not received any applications. Yes, he does have an enlarged heart, but he is doing great, and loves to go places and be outside!

He loves other dogs, and definitely would want another dog, big or small to cuddle with. He has been chewing on a couple rubber toys. And my yorkie/Pom Lilly will get him to play with her...she is relentless! :-)

Please read the previous bio, that will tell you a lot more about me!

My sweet, soft, squishy Sawyer...that'sSSSS...(must be a sign) is still waiting for his Forever Home!

P.S.

There are so many more puppy mill dogs,and abused, neglected, unwanted, throw-always out there! These precious souls are looking to be Rescued, and start a whole new life...one of love and caring, food and warmth, home and heart. But the sad reality is...until we find the perfect "Forever Home" for the fosters we have, we can not take anymore...


To date we've spent $598.61 on Sawyer's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $220.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: windyorkies3@yahoo.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Sawyer click here.
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Sheba
Wisconsin
Sheba

THANK YOU TO SHEBA'S RESCUE ANGELS

Sandra Wendt

Update 05/14/13: Sheba is a wonderful little girl who is learning to trust. She wants so badly to be around people and will come to be picked up. Sheba LOVES to run free so a fenced in back yard is a must for her. She is working on her house-training but will have accidents if you don't see her by the door to go out. She is a puppy mill survivor and has lived through some pretty bad times. If you are looking for a sweet little girl, Sheba could be the right one for you. Do you have room in your heart and your house for a very sweet girl?

Update 04/21/13: Hi Everybody - Sheba here. Well, my foster mom has been so busy she forgot to write about me! She keeps calling me a good little girl - so I guess I am! Here is FM: Sheba is a very sweet puppymill survivor. She is still quite shy and afraid of loud noises. That being said, she really craves attention. Sheba will come and stand on her back legs and put her front paws on your hand when she wants to be picked up - so cute! Sheba loves to be outside but should be considered a flight risk as she will chase squirrels, birds and bunnies whenever given the chance. Sheba is working on her house manners and has the basics down, but doesn't know what to do if she gets the idea to go before she is taken out.

The best home for Sheba will be one that does not have children under the age of 10. She will need a fenced in yard - that is a must for her. Sheba gets along with other dogs, but doesn't like it when they first come out of the bath! If you think you are the perfect match for Sheba, please fill out an application and I'll be in touch soon!

Update 02/19/13: Hi Everyone! Sheba here....Well, I am finished with my surgeries and am ready for lots of lovin'!! I am still afraid of people and loud noises, but will warm up fast if given a little bit of time to figure things out. My FM says I may have to have another surgery in the future if my mammary tumors grow some, but the vet doesn't think that will happen. I'm very excited about the news - I didn't like my surgeries! I like exploring in my yard and am trying to figure out how all the different things work - like birds and stuff. FM says I don't have a lot to say, but I keep trying to explain everything with my eyes! I think I almost have her trained to give me a treat every time I look sad. Ha! My FM thinks she is training me....don't tell her, but I think she is learning pretty fast :)

FM here: Sheba will need a fenced in yard. After years of being in a very small cage, she LOVES to run and deserves a place that is safe for her. She is coming along with her house training, but still has accidents. She is a wonderful little girl who wants only to be loved and be near her person. Because she is afraid of loud noises, and sudden movements, the perfect home will have no children under the age of 12. Thanks for reading about her~


To date we've spent $900.55 on Sheba's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $100.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: shellylampe@hotmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Sheba click here.
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Trinket
Wisconsin
Trinket

THANK YOU TO TRINKET'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Lorna Marrero, Janet Davidson, Katherine M Brooks, Nancy Wirsing, Anne Rogers, Wendy Reynard, Lynn Fitzgerald, Michele Hood, Nadia White, Carol Eckerich-Namatame, Cynthia Duranti, Harold Bergh, LeNora Armbruster, Lorna Marrero, Mary Bergum, Sandy Pagnotta, Susan Watts, Jennifer Thomas, LeNora Armbruster, Patrick Slove, Antonio Merlano, Carol Gostomski

Initial Bio 05/11/13: Hi Everybody - Trinket here.... I'm pretty sad right now, I had to leave my family who had been loving me since they saw me on a puppy-cam! I don't quite understand why I had to go - my FM keeps telling me that they really love me and cried when they had to let me go. What I do know is that I can't walk very good. I keep falling and my knees and hips really hurt. My FM told me that a nice Dr. is going to help me feel better - I'm glad, because I'm just a baby and I want to run with all the other kids!

FM here: Trinket is a 9 month old Yorkie who came to rescue after her family exhausted all efforts to make her pain free. Although I do not know the extent of her problems, what I do know is that she has curved femurs and severely luxating patellas. Trinket is not able to go up steps as the pain in her legs is too great and the muscle tone in her legs cannot support her attempts. Even with all the pain she is in, Trinket wants nothing more than to be snuggled and sit on your lap. Trinket's family did an amazing job getting her as far as she is now, but know that if she does not receive surgery, she will be unable to walk at all in the near future.

Trinket's surgery will be several thousand dollars. If you can help with her care, she (and UYR!) would sure appreciate it. Stay tuned for updates.....


To date we've spent $0 on Trinket's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $1045.00 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: shellylampe@hotmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Trinket click here.
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