FOREVER OURS

Ideally, every rescued and surrendered Yorkie will get a new home with loving owners. United Yorkie Rescue’s hope is to rehabilitate our rescued Yorkies to a happy, healthy state so they can be adopted. Sometimes we rescue a Yorkie that is not adoptable. Some of these problems are medical and not treatable, and some are behavioral.

The Board of UYR in consultation with the rescued pup’s veterinarian and foster parent will decide that it would be in the best interest of the Yorkie to keep them in the safe and caring environment of the foster home instead of risking a failed adoption and anxiety to the dog.

Once accepted into the Forever Ours Program these special pups are loved and their care covered by United Yorkie Rescue and the foster mom for the rest of their lives.

If one of these precious Yorkies tugs at your heart, please consider making a donation. Donations will go toward the continuing care of these very special Yorkies. All donors' names will be listed on our "Thank You" page and in the dog's “Forever Ours” bio, or here if the donation is to for all the "Forever Ours" dogs.

Total cost of vetting to date for our 8 present Forever Ours Yorkies is: $17,007.69!!




We are looking for people who would be interested in being a 'Sponsor' to one or more of our Forever Ours Yorkies! As a sponsor you would become a cherished person in this dog's life.

You would receive communications about your sponsored pup and your name would appear in their story on the Forever Ours page. If you are interested please contact Mary Sullenberger at marysullenberger@hotmail.com

"FOREVER OURS" DONORS:


Merry Christmas & Healthy New Year to all the little Yorkie fur balls.
Barbara and Wookie Butler

Barbara Butler: For the memory of Whozit Louise, who left us 6 years ago today: October 9th 2003 Rest in Peace Little One

Jessica Dombroff

Barbara Butler: In Memory of Byron, Golden Retriever, beloved pet of the Whitfield Family

Barbara Butler: In Memory of my Beloved Whozit Louise

Ruth Anna

Joan Sansone: In Memory of Beaux-man Sansone

In memory of Mikey Fisher from Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Fisher

In honor of Taylor Edgar
Beloved daughter of Stephen and Tina
Cherished sister of Miss T.
Adored Prom Queen Eternal!

Lindsay Reiff: In loving memory of Bentley O'Herron.

Carol Gostomski: In memory of my little Domino, and from our new little girl, Holly!

Auntie Trini Gilmore, Pixie and Gang


Geoff and Sandy Pagnotta and pups: Chisum, Ozzie and Robbie

James Monahan

Anne Wallen

Barbara Butler and Wookie: For my fellow Yorkies on my 8th birthday!

Sophie Browning: From one special needs dog to another.

Anne Wallen: In honor of my friend Kathy Redmon's birthday!!

Barbara Butler & Wookie

Ruth Anna

Rich and Gayla Hutton

Ruth Anna

Barbara Butler and Wookie in April, Barbara Butler and Wookie in June!!

Barbara Butler and Wookie

Carol Gostomski





Coda
Coda

HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO MY SPECIAL FRIEND: CANDACE PHINNEY!!! THANK YOU FOR REMEMBERING ME AND CARING ABOUT ME...Yorkie Kisses....Coda

CODA WAS RESCUED BY UYR ON: DECEMBER 10TH 2005

CODA HAS COMPLICATIONS FROM UNTREATED LYME'S DISEASE.

CODA'S SPECIAL CARE EXPENSES ARE NOW: $3232.37. ANY DONATIONS FOR HIM WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!!

WE HAVE RECEIVED $1274.00 IN DONATIONS FOR CODA. THANK YOU!!!

UPDATE: 10-29-09: Coda is doing real well. His fall allergies were not as bad as they have been in the past. Instead of his body being covered with sores he only got 3-4 of them. They are already starting to go away. He still loves to get his loving and has been very good about staying in bed all night and not the up and down. He sleeps at the head of the bed on his own pillow. Thank heavens for a King size bed. Coda would like to thank everyone for their donations.

UPDATE: 08-31-09: It's so hard to believe that we have had Coda with us for almost four years!!! Considering all that is wrong with this little fella he is doing fairly well. He has not been having too many seizures and I can tell he is slowing down a little bit.

He still loves to sleep next to me so he ends up on one side of me and Farthing my other foster I have on the other.

Coda does not like the air conditioning and would rather be on the porch. On warm nights we have to go out and get him because he refuses to come in the house on his own.

Update 05-26-09: Well I went for my first of many walks in the woods. If you look at the picture this is pretty much what my walks consist of now. I can walk a little while but then I stop and look up at the stroller and get in after a little rest I walk a little more but then I am done. I usually have to share it with one of the other dogs in the house. Talley was in there but she is 17 and lays in the back and soaks up the sun. Well I hope everyone has a nice summer! Can't wait for my next walk.

UPDATE: 11-11-08: Coda has become very affectionate and very jealous. Remembering when Coda first came to us and the closest he came to us was a arms length away to now wanting to be laying right next to us with his head in our arms. I know that this is why I do rescue and I was very lucky to have Coda come to my home. His medication costs about $62.00 a month. The vet is real nice and usually just runs him in the back for the drain of his saliva gland and this way we have no office call.

UPDATE: 07-30-08: Coda is doing fine we have noticed the last couple of weeks he has been a lot more easy going. We will talk with the vet when he goes in to have his saliva gland drained. He still is getting up into bed with us. Coda did very well during fireworks the vet gave him something to calm him and he had no seizures the entire weekend. YEAH! Compared to last year which was at least 3 that we saw.

UPDATE: 7/2/08 Coda is doing real well these days. He is sleeping in bed with us and gets a massage every night. We have found that he has seizures when adrenaline is going. So we have tried to keep things as calm as possible at the house. For the forth of July he is being put on valium to help calm him. They blow off fireworks all weekend and since we will be out of town I want to keep him pretty calm for the dog sitter. He loves to go for walks in the park.

Update 06/04/08: Coda has been doing very well lately. He goes back in a couple of weeks to have his salavary gland drained again. His medication costs about 62.00 a month. The vet is real nice and usually just runs him in the back for the drain and this way we have no office call. He now comes up nightly for a massage and then falls asleep in my arms or on my head. He has become real affectionate these last couple of months.

Update 02/20/08: Coda: Well hello everyone. Went in for a check up yesterday my new vet was very nice she drained my mucusduct and I did not even flinch. My heart was good and I have not had a seizure in over a month. She would like to see me excercise a little more so as soon as it starts to get warm we will start are nightly walks with the stroller. See I walk until I start to get tired then take a ride in the stroller then wehn I feel up to it I get out and start to walk again. Talley my step sister has to be in it all the time but I don't mind sharing it with her.

Thanks to everyone for donating to all the forever fosters.

10-20-2009: Donation from Candace Phinney in Memory of my beloved Gus

12-29-08: DONATION FROM: Candace Phinney: In memory of Gus - 10/6/1993 - 10/19/2008

DONATIONS FROM CANDACE PHINNEY: 01-09, 03-09, 05-09, 10-09, 12-09

Thank you to the following for their wonderful donations to Coda's Forever Ours care: Candace Phinney, Jim Baker, Sandy Pagnotta and Pups: Chisum, Ozzie and Robby, Corinne Simpson, Dana Davis, Jezebel, Delilah & Kylie, Barbara Butler & Wookie, Barbara Butler and Wookie , Barbara Butler, Barbara Butler and Wookie, Candace Phinney

DONATION FROM ANONYMOUS DONOR: 12-08, 01-09, 02-09, 04-09, 06-09

Forever Ours Mom: Renee Roth - yorkiesnjacks@yahoo.com

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Evo with his Christmas blanket

Evo and Knuckles
Evo

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO MY SPECIAL FRIENDS: AUNTIE CAROL AND AUNTIE RUTH!! I HOPE YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES HAVE A HEALTHY NEW YEAR!!

A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU TO CAROL GOSTOMSKI FOR BEING MY SPONSOR!!

A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU TO RUTH ANNA FOR BEING MY SPONSOR!!

Celebrate Forever Ours Evo's birthday with him on this video, "Evo's Birthday" .

See the Christmas video of "Evo" opening his presents.

EVO WAS RESCUED BY UYR ON AUGUST 10TH 2005

EVO HAS CONGENITAL MEGAESOPHAGUS

EVO'S VETTING EXPENSES ARE NOW: $2003.31. HE WILL CONTINUE TO NEED DONATIONS FOR HIS CONTINUING CARE NEEDS. ANY DONATIONS FOR HIM WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!

Update 02-05-10: Evo has been feeling pretty good lately. Which is very nice to experience. He has been playing with his toys more often. Evo just got groomed on Jan 13, 2010. He looks so good. Although he doesn't like it all.

I stay with him and get to stand at the grooming table to watch and also help to hold him when needed. Evo gets himself so worked up, but my groomer is excellent with him. She takes her time with him and is very patient with him. Evo's weight is only 4lbs 8oz. So he is still little. I have to make sure he eats everyday. There are days when he doesn't want to. I make batches of rice with turkey burger. He likes that. I also mix a little of his dog food in with the rice & burger so he gets the nutrients he needs.

I still carry him around the house in his doggie bag. He always wants held so this is a great way for me to accommodate him and also be able to get things done around the house....cooking, laundry etc. Evo still regurgitates at least once through the night. But overall he is doing pretty well right now.

Thank you all for your support.

Update 12-04-09: Evo just celebrated his fifth birthday on November 26......it fell on Thanksgiving day this year. Evo has been doing good for the most part. Although last night he did reguritate a little more than normal. His little body was also shaking right before he reguritated. It was a lot. But after that he felt better. He snuggled under the blanket with me in bed. That is where Evo likes to be. When it is time for bed, Evo walks onto my shoulder and paws at the blanket. I lift up the blanket and he walks under it and curls up between my legs. He starts off laying beside his Daddy curled up in bed, then comes over to his Mommy and wants under the blanket. He will stay there for a little while, but eventually crawls out and then comes up to my pillow and lays his little head on my pillow and falls asleep. It's so cute.

Evo has been playing with his brother Knuckles and has started playing again with his toys. He wasn't playing much with his toys like he had in the past. I am happy to see he is starting to play with them a little more.

Overall he has been doing better......but still reguritates at least two to three times a day. Mostly at night. Evo is a special little boy......I am so honored to be his foster Mommy!!

Carol Gostomski has pledged to sponsor Evo to help UYR care for this sweet pup.

THANK YOU AUNTIE CAROL GOSTOMSKI FOR LOVING ME AND HELPING ME STAY WELL!!

THANK YOU AUNTIE CAROL GOSTOMSKI FOR YOUR DONATIONS! 06/08, 07/08, 08/08, 09/08, 10/08, 11/08, 12/08, 01/09, 02/09, 03/09, 04/09, 05/09

THANK YOU AUNTIE CAROL GOSTOMSKI FOR YOUR DONATIONS! 06/09, 07/09, 08/09, 09/09, 10/09, 11/09, 12/09, 01/10!!

Ruth Anna has pledged to sponsor Evo.

THANK YOU AUNTIE RUTH ANNA FOR CARING ABOUT ME AND HELPING ME STAY WELL!!

THANK YOU AUNTIE RUTH ANNA FOR YOUR DONATIONS! 11/08, 12/08, 01/09, 02/09, 03/09, 04/09, 05/09, 06/09, 07/09, 08/09, 09/09, 10/09, 11/09, 12/09

THANK YOU RUTH ANNA FOR YOUR DONATIONS! JANUARY 2010, FEBRUARY 2010!

Foster Mom: Carol Esposito - my_yorkies_3@yahoo.com

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Jake

Jake with Mom and his posse
Jake

I HAVE A SPECIAL SPONSOR NOW TOO! THANK YOU AUNTIE MARLYN WATSON FOR BECOMING AN IMPORTANT PART OF MY LIFE!!!

Happy 20th Birthday Jake! Your pals, Marlyn, Jack, Nittany and Liam Watson

JAKE WAS RESCUED BY UYR ON JANUARY 22TH 2005

JAKE IS 19 YEARS OF AGE AND HAS CHRONIC URINARY ISSUES

JAKE'S VETTING EXPENSES ARE: $1839.32. ANY DONATIONS FOR HIM WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!!

WE HAVE RECEIVED $1315.00 IN DONATIONS FOR JAKE. THANK YOU!!!

THANK YOU FOR THE DONATION IN MEMORY OF YUKON JACK...1/16/96 to 2/08/09

January 18th, 2010: Wow, thank you guys for the generous donation and Birthday Greetings for Jake. We are so very appreciative! We have been celebrating his special day all morning and I plan to take him to the local senior center later today. At 140-human years, he is an inspiration to all and he will certainly love the attention. I have already dressed him in one of the P.J.'s you sent him for Christmas last year. It is a cold morning here in South Texas. He wears them for warmth but they sure look cute on him. Jake has been doing really well especially since we discovered wrapping him in a heating pad after each visit outside. He loves it! Just long enough to warm him back up. We have placed another one under his pink ribbon bed UYR sent him, he loves that too! Have attached a pic of our pack resting on my bed, their favorite spot. Take care and have a Happy New Year!

And again, Thank You!

Update 08-05-09:

Well, how do you like my new summer cut? I am doing well considering my age! My vision and hearing are all but gone but my sniffer still works fine. I get around amazingly well with the assistance of my fellow pups, I now follow them around. My own personal seeing eye dogs. Don't know why but I find myself staring at blank walls alot lately? But none of this stops me from enjoying life to the fullest. I am still visiting the Senior Center on a regular basis and love the attention I get there. Plus, I seem to make those seniors really happy too! Of course, my favorite place to be in suggling with my foster mom, dad, and fellow furkins. I have gained back weight after my recent illness and seem to be back to normal. Thanks for the prayers and get-well wishes!

Update 06-05-09: Jake is doing well. He is pictured here with his brother, Fox (pom) and sister, Phoebe (yorkie). All three are rescue dogs. Fox was our second foster dog and was seized in a drug bust and turned over to a rescue after his owner was convicted. Phoebe was a owner surrender because she was never properly socialized and very frightened of humans therefore not fitting in with her previous family. But with a lot of work and love she improves daily. All three make regular visits to the local Senior Center and get a lot of attention and smiles. And little Jake is the Alpha of the pack! He keeps everyone in line. Just goes to show with age comes wisdom.

Update 5-18-09: On the news the other night they showed a story of the Oldest "Living" Dog, he is 21. We are hoping that Jake can beat that! He is doing well. The heat of summer restricts his outdoor time but he still enjoys his early morning stroller ride while walking the other dogs. He also got his summer haircut and looks cute as ever. Jake still requires his special diet but looks forward to his Pupcorn treats. For a little dog with so very many odds against him he amazes me every day.

Bio Update: January `09 "Birthday Boy turning 19!"

Jake's birthday is approaching and he will be turning 19 years old! Isn't that amazing? And he is doing well, as long as he has a warm lap or his sister (Phoebe) to cuddle up to. His brother (Fox-pom), protects Jake, as a brother should, by being his seeing eyes and guiding Jake around. But Jake is not giving up his Alpha position of the pack, he still demands respect from all. I read somewhere that the oldest living dog was 26.........So Happy Birthday Jake and Many More to Come!!!!!

Catherine McCool

THANK YOU AUNTIE MARLYN WATSON FOR CARING ABOUT ME!!

DONATIONS FROM: MARLYN, JACK, NITTANY AND LIAM WATSON: 11/08, 03/09, 10/09, 12/09!, 01/10

The following people have given to Jake's Forever Ours expenses: Corrine Simpson, Joyce Sapp, Dawn Machado, Jean deVegter, SiuLan Soik, Jeffrey Dickman, Jim Baker, Nelson & Lucy Starbranch, Joyce Sapp, Paula Casey, Jim Baker, Sandy Pagnotta and Pups: Chisum, Ozzie and Robby, Barbara Butler, Dana Davis, Jezebel, Delilah & Kylie, Barbara Butler & Wookie, Barbara Butler and Wookie, Barbara Butler, Barbara Butler and Wookie, Mary Rogers

Foster Mom: Catherine McCool - cmc_cool@hotmail.com

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Jessie with her new trim

Jessie on the lookout for chippies
Jessie

A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU TO SANDI WENDT MY SPECIAL SPONSOR!!!

JESSIE WAS RESCUED BY UYR ON MAY 2ND 2007

JESSIE HAS PROTEIN LOSING ENTEROPATHY

JESSIE'S VETTING EXPENSES ARE: $3172.36 TO DATE!!

ALL OF JESSIE'S PAST VETTING EXPENSES TO DATE HAVE BEEN COVERED BY DONATIONS! THANK YOU!! SHE WILL CONTINUE TO NEED DONATIONS TO PAY FOR HER ONGOING CARE. THANK YOU!!!

Update 01/01/10: Happy New Year everybody.

Well I’ve had some health issues in the last 3 months. First, I developed an ulcer in my left eye. I was squinting all the time so foster mom took me to a doggie ophthalmologist. It turns out that in addition to the ulcer, I have that dry eye condition that Yorkies can get. So I’ve had to get eye drops twice a day for the last month or so. My ulcer is gone and my eyes look pretty good. I had to wear one of those nasty collars, but don't need it anymore. But I’ll need drops for the rest of my life.

Then, since I thought foster mom needed some excitement, I ate part of an onion on New Year’s day. Foster mom called the ASPCA hotline and they said I needed treatment based on the amount I ate. So we took a trip to the ER vet where they made me vomit and then stay overnight to get fluids and other stuff to be sure the onion didn’t get absorbed. I sure didn’t know that onions were bad…it seemed to taste ok. But I guess onions affect blood cells and I needed 3 blood tests over the next 5 days to be sure I was ok. Thankfully I am. My next adventure will be a dental procedure since my teeth aren’t looking too tip-top. I’ll let you know how that all comes out.

UPDATE: 10-30-09: We are doing a long taper for Jessie to reduce her need for prednisone to manage her PLE condition. She now gets 1/4 of a 5 mg pill. Her last liver panel shows Total Protein and Albumin levels in the low normal range. Jessie's life has been jolted recently with the death of her pal, Lexi. In addition her foster home is undergoing remodeling. Jack hammers, power nail guns and the traffic of workmen coming and going has proved stressful to her. During the day she must be confined to an area with her other pal, Buddy, listening to some "doggie anti-stress music" playing to help keep her calm. Needless to say, Jessie is very happy to see foster mom return home and jumps on her hind legs as a welcome. Soon, grandpa will move into the home and that will be another adjustment for Jessie. Thankfully grandpa isn't noisy and doesn't move fast, so she should be able to adapt to this change as well.

UPDATE: 04-23-09: Jessie's certainly doing well. Her last hepatic panel shows normal results for Total Protein and Albumin. She now weighs 6 pounds, 12 ounces and acting spunky. Her favorite job is to bark at the neighbors when they are in their backyard, or bark at the critters she sees in her backyard. She is always happy to see me when I walk in the door and she still enjoys laying near me when I'm relaxing. She still fears others, but doesn't bark if they stay seated. They just can't get up and move around :P. She got a bath for her vet visit and a little trim up. Check out her new pics.

UPDATE: 02-28-09: Jessie's last liver panel looks normal (third good test in a row now), so we are reducing her prednisone level to 2mg per day. She still is taking lasix. She will have another test in two months and at that time we may be reducing her prednisone dosage. The lump on her jaw is totally gone and there is no indication it will return. She is definitely feeling better and acting spunky :-). She's a little love bug (just with foster mom though).

UPDATE: 12/18/08: Jessie's last blood test showed an albumin reading of 3.0, so we have had two successful tests with improving and normal readings. Jessie is winding down on her antibiotic regimen for the lump on her jaw. The lump had decreased to the point it became moveable...a sign it was not connected to the bone. As of this date, it is barely noticeable to the touch. She is still on the 2.5 mg of prednisone daily and I can see she is feeling well and spunky again.

FOSTER MOM: Sandi Wendt: sandimwendt@yahoo.com

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Keke
KeKe

KEKE HAS A SPONSOR NOW: WELCOME AND THANK YOU TO CANDACE PHINNEY!!!

KEKE WAS RESCUED BY UYR ON SEPTEMBER 10TH 2007

KEKE HAS CHRONIC URINARY PROBLEMS AND MAMMARY TUMORS DUE TO NOT BEING SPAYED AT AN EARLIER AGE. SHE IS ALSO BLIND.

KEKE'S VETTING EXPENSES ARE: $1669.63!! ANY DONATIONS FOR HER ARE GREATLY APPRECIATED!!

WE HAVE RECEIVED $1095.00 FOR KEKE'S CARE. THANK YOU!!

Update 10-28-09: We recently had a scare with Keke. She had been drinking alot of water and urinating alot. Took her to the vet and found that she was not diabetic but the blood work showed that she may have some gastro stuff going on. The vet put her on medication that will cost 85.00 a month. She seems to be doing well on it. I have also found giving her pumpkin every night with her dinner has helped. This is $1.85 a can and she goes through one a week. Last night was the first night she slept through the night in weeks. We are very happy her and Coda will now let us get a good night sleep. Funny thing was Coda would wake me up and Keke would wake Pat up. Funny dogs just gotta love them. Keke would like to thank everyone for there donations.

UPDATE: 08-31-09: Poor Keke is not feeling well and the vet does not feel she should have any more surgeries to remove the tumors that have developed.

Even though she is blind she can get around very well since she now knows the layout of the house. We never move anything that will get her confused because we know her time is limited and want her to feel secure. She knows when dinner is and can find her food bowl pretty darn quick.

She is very attached to her Foster Dad Pat and loves to sleep next to him or should I say he loves her to sleep next to him. I find at night that when the lights go out he is getting her and laying her next to him.

We are happy that she can live out the rest of her life knowing that she is loved! Thank you for the help you have given to Keke.

UPDATE: 11-11-08: Keke recently became a forever ours. She came to us with mammary tumors and blind. She is cancer free and has learned to get around the house especially knows her way to the bedroom her favorite place and the bathroom were she gets her food. Keke was up for adoption for over a year when we decided to make her a forever ours. We had taken her several places but once out of her element would stress out something fierce. She likes to be in her foster dad's arms and gets very excited when she hears his voice. She is definitely a daddy's girl.

UPDATE: 10-19-08: Keke is our latest Yorkie to go in to the Forever Ours Program.

She has been with her foster mom for over a year. Sadly she was found wandering the streets of Cleveland, OH and had many medical problems.

The vet fixed her major medical issues but she still has urinary incontinence and frequent urinary infections.

She is blind and very timid. She feels very secure in her foster home where is she is very loved!

THANK YOU FOR HELPING KEKE!!: Candace Phinney, Candace Phinney

FOSTER MOM: Renee Roth: yorkiesnjacks@yahoo.com

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Megan Lee
Megan Lee

MEGAN LEE IS OUR NEWEST YORKIE TO JOIN THE FOREVER OURS PROGRAM. SHE WAS RESCUED APRIL 30TH 2009 AND WAS RECENTLY DIAGNOSED WITH TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA OF THE BLADDER

HI....MY VETTING COSTS ARE NOW: $793.66! WILL YOU PLEASE HELP ME?? THANK YOU!!

SOME SPECIAL ANGELS HAVE SENT ME $80.00 TO HELP ME STAY AS WELL AS I CAN.. THANK YOU...YORKIE KISSES! Megan Lee

UPDATE: 11-19-2009: Megan Lee continues to battle the cancerous bladder tumor she was diagnosed with. The medication she is on seems to be helping to shrink the tumor but sadly we were told it will only buy her months, not years. Megan is and adorable, affectionate and happy little girl. Despite her approximate age of 13 she is still playful at times. We are fortunate to have Megan in our family as our Forever Ours pup. We hope and pray she will be with us for a long time. She is our little princess!

UPDATE: 07-07-2009: Megan Lee seems to be improving while on the medication to (hopefully) shrink the cancerous bladder tumor. There is on outward appearance of blood in her urine. She does have a hard time urinating and it takes her a while to empty her bladder. She does not appear to be in any distress or pain. Megan is very playful and loves attention. She also LOVES! to eat and foster daddy loves to cook special surprises for her. Since we cannot predict just how long Megan Lee will be with us or if the medication will shrink the tumor completely or for how long if it does shrink at all, foster daddy wants to make sure every moment of Megan Lee's life is lived to her fullest and happiest. Megan Lee looks forward to foster daddy spoiling her rotten! She has become very vocal at expressing herself if she wants food or attention. It is apparent that Megan Lee is almost blind and mostly deaf so she does get the special attention she so deserves. She is a happy little girl despite her medical problems and her physical disabilities and her foster parents love spoiling her rotten!

UPDATE: 05-18-09: Little Megan Lee has been diagnosed with Transitional Cell Cancer of the Bladder. Please pray for this amazing little Lady!! We have started her on medication to hopefully shrink her tumors so she can be more comfortable.

Foster Mom: LEE FILER: leerobin@cfl.rr.com

MEGAN'S ANGELS

AUNTIE PATRICIA HARTLEY CARES ABOUT ME!

AUNTIE SHEILA LANDIS CARES ABOUT ME!

AUNTIE CHRISTINE MCCARTHY CARES ABOUT ME!

AUNTIE PATRICIA FENNESSEY CARES ABOUT ME!

AUNTIE SHEILA LANDIS CARES ABOUT ME!

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Toto & Dottie with Louie

Louie feeling better after his health scare
Ohio Louie

I WISH ALL OF YOU A VERY HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON...ESPECIALLY MY FAVORITE AUNTIE TRINI AND UNCA BOB GILMORE AND MY SPECIAL G'FRIEND PIXIE-DOODLE!!!

THANK YOU AUNTIE TRINI, UNCLE BOB AND OF COURSE MY GIRLFRIEND PIXIE FOR THE MOOLA TO BUY FRENCH FRIES AND OTHER SNACKS. I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!! Ohio Lou

THANK YOU AUNTIE MARLYN WATSON FOR THE BOX OF CHRISTMAS GOODIES!!

OHIO LOUIE DEBUT

LOUIE WAS RESCUED BY UYR ON JANUARY 28TH 2006

LOUIE HAS CONGENITAL MEGAESOPHAGUS.

LOUIE'S VETTING EXPENSES ARE: $2595.20 TO DATE.

ALL OF LOUIE'S PAST SPECIAL CARE COSTS TO DATE HAVE BEEN COVERED BY DONATIONS. HE WILL CONTINUE TO NEED DONATIONS TO HELP WITH HIS ONGOING CARE NEEDS. THANK YOU!!!

UPDATE: 01/12/2010: Hi everyone!! Boy am I happy to be alive today. I scared my Forever Ours Dad and Mom and my vet yesterday!! Dad knew something was wrong yesterday when I did not come up to see him and was downstairs and had pee-peed on the floor. I was breathing really hard so he scooped me up and took me up to see Auntie M! Auntie M told him that something was blocking my throat and I was trying to get air in through my nose. Dad took me to the vet right away and Dr. Debbie started working on me and poked me full of holes (they even shaved both of my legs Pixie...can you imagine that?) and put IVs in me and took out lots of tubes of blood. My throat was almost totally closed up and noone could figure out how I got into such a big mess. Boy was I scared!! I hated being in that place and having all those people poking and prodding me but I knew they were just trying to get me well.

Mom warned them that I don't like to be in a cage and away from home so that once they figured out was wrong with me I needed to come back home.

So...after lots and lots of shots and other things I finally started to settle down a little bit. The vets asked about keeping me in an emergency room until the morning but mom said she would rather just bring me home and keep an eye on me because that would be less stressful for me! Thanks mom!!

Boy was I happy to see my dad come in and get me to go home.

Anyway last night was pretty tough but man did I love all the attention I got. Even Toto and Dottie felt bad for me and did not get mad when I got all the attention!!

Lots and lots of people really cared about me and kept sending nice emails and praying for me.

The mostest specialish of all is my Auntie Trini! She kept my picture open all day and kept sending special prayers for me to get well. I knew she was loving me from way up in New York! Thank you Auntie Trini!!

I had Dad take a picture of me today to post here and send to all my special friends this morning to let them see I am better this morning.

Heck, me and my g'friend Pixie-doodle Gilmore still have lots of hunting to do (you know all those pecky squirrels, chipmunks, and such have to be kept in line by us Yorksters) so I just had to get better.

Thanks to everyone that REALLY cares about me and makes donations so that I can go to the vet and everything.

Yorkie kisses to all of you....Lou

UPDATE: 12-04-09: Well I am so sad to see the weather changing and to feel the cold weather that has already arrived. I will miss my sunny days and lying and the deck waiting for the pesky squirrels to come into my yard!! My back leg is really giving me problems and dad said that since I could not get my belly down I most likely will have to have my back knee fixed.

Mom is not happy about this because she is worried about me being put under with all of my stomach problems. Oh well I guess something will have to be done cuz mom can barely carry me up and down the steps when I get stuck!!

We have not had many extra visitors here (you know those pain in the behind foster dogs) because mom was worried about my sister and brother catching stuff because of all the medicines they have to be on in the summer. Can you believe Toto is even allergic to grass and trees. Man that stinks!

Well anyway I guess life is good here at the Sullenberger Bed and Breakfast cuz these first FOUR years really flew by. It sure is nice to not get yelled at for frowing up...

Thanks to all of you that continue to help UYR and our Auntie M with quarters and clothes and blankets and leashes and all the other goodies that you send.

Happy Holidays to all of you...especially my Auntie Trini and Unca Bob and g'friend Pixie-doodle...I love you all....Lou

Thank you for helping care for Ohio Louie to the following donors: Auntie Trini Gilmore, Toto Sullenberger, Dottie Sullenberger, Sadie Sullenberger, Uncle Carl and Auntie M, Ann Ippolito, Trini Gilmore, Janina Greth, Auntie Trini Gilmore and all my furkid Cousins, Jim Baker, Nelson & Lucy Starbranch, Auntie Trini Gilmore and all my furkid Cousins, Joyce Sapp, Auntie Trini Gilmore and all my furkid Cousins, Auntie Trini Gilmore and all my furkid Cousins, Pixie Gilmore and her family, Jim Baker, Trini and Pixie Gilmore and Gang, Sandy Pagnotta and Pups: Chisum, Ozzie and Robby, Auntie Trini Gilmore, Pixie Gilmore and Gang, Barbara Butler, Dana Davis, Jezebel, Delilah & Kylie, Barbara Butler & Wookie, Auntie Trini Gilmore, Pixie and Gang, Barbara Butler and Wookie, Barbara Butler, Trini and Pixie Gilmore and the gang, Barbara Butler and Wookie, Auntie Trini and Pixie Gilmore and the gang, Auntie Trini Gilmore and Pixie (my special friend)!

Auntie Trini and Pixie! Auntie Marlyn Watson! Auntie Barbara Butler and Cuzzin Wookie!

Foster Mom: Mary Sullenberger - marysullenberger@hotmail.com

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