United Yorkie Rescue - A 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Yorkshire Terrier Rescue Organization

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

To fill out the adoption application for Charley CA click here.

THANK YOU TO TOBY'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Cindy Shahan, Noreen Beaufrere, Juwersa Abdin, Sheryl Spigel, barbara Passerelle, Cheryl Austel, Tara Hochstein, Chelsea O'Toole, Dana Barao, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Michelle Jackling, Larry Parker, Krystal Kraig, Linda Monty, Tara Hochstein, Mona Ray, Sandy Pagnotta, Elaine Jesmer, Krystal Kraig, Cynthia Barcenas, Lucille Canavan

Toby

California

Toby aka Midget

Meet Toby, aka Midget, a pull from a California shelter who was hours away from euthanasia. He is a 16 year old boy as estimated by the vet, with many health issues. He is being fostered in Laguna Hills, CA. Please consider helping us with his care needs. Use the DONATE button following this bio.

b>THANK YOU TO TOBY'S FACEBOOK DONORS!
Karry Rogers, Danyelle Farr, Samantha Andriette, Helen K Davis

Update 9/21/23: Have you ever seen a cuter little face? Cant even imagine him wandering the streets, or behind bars at a shelter. Hes the sweetest little love.and now Toby (aka Midget) is safe, comfortable, and receiving care for a severe infection. Although the shelter had him listed as 6 years-old, the vet thinks hes closer to 14-16 years-old. We dont think he sees very well but he isnt running into anything. He really loves his foster mom and dad, knows their voices, and spends his time following them around. Toby likes playing musical beds and has found his favorite spots quickly. He loves to be held and brushed! Hes still wheezing and has a pretty bad infection, so he was started on antibiotics yesterday. We suspect his severe dental disease, and perhaps an abscess may be the causes of his infection. Well repeat his bloodwork in two weeks to check on the status of the infection and develop a treatment plan to address all his other medical issues from there.

Please continue to check for updates on sweet, tiny Toby as his foster mom gets to know him better and works on improving his infection. This little guy is safe, comfortable, and receiving the love, kindness and respect he deserves now that hes surrounded by our UYR team, and generous supporters like YOU!

Initial Bio 9/18/23: WITH JUST HOURS LEFT BEFORE EUTHANASIA TOBY, AKA MIDGET SAFE!

RESCUED & SAFE / United Yorkie Rescue - 9/18 @ 1PM! UNITED YORKIE RESCUE WILL NOT LET YOU DIE TODAY, TOBY. You will live, wrapped in the loving arms of Heather, who will make sure your serious medical needs are met, you have a full belly, sleep in a warm cozy bed and rest peacefully, away the terror of the shelter that almost took your life. Yes, Toby ..... You will LIVE because you are beautiful, worthy and deserving....

Poor Little Toby is seriously medically challenged and will need extensive medical care. Most notably, he has a moderately enlarged heart with dorsal deviation of the trachea and a bulge on his hear which is suspected to be a mass. Toby will go to the vet tomorrow for a complete medical evaluation and a treatment plan will be established. Please check-in often as we learn more about this adorable and sweet little guy and gain a better understanding of his medical condition and needs.

Severe Medical Conditions - Please Donate to TOBYS Medical Care using the DONATE button following this bio.

To date we've spent $307.2 on Toby aka Midget's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $620 in donations.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Toby aka Midget click here.

I have been to the groomer and I feel so much better!

Look at that cute face!

To date we've spent $331.55 on Hazel's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $0 in donations.

Hazel

Hazel is a little Maltese mix girl weighing only 6.6 pounds. She is 5 years old and is being fostered in Clearwater, FL.

Dogs being fostered in Florida must be adopted within the State of Florida.

Updated Bio 9/25/23: HI! I am Hazel, a 6.5 pound 3 year old Maltese Mix. I am a healthy little girl with an unknown past. I came to my foster parents from a shelter and there was no paperwork with me. I went to the vet and am now up to date on all my shots but am on hold a few more weeks till I am spayed. I am fun loving and I love to cuddle. I love both men and women but I tend to have a preference towards women. I am a very high energy dog because of my young age and good health. Ideally I am looking for a home where at least one parent is always home with me. I would love a backyard (I love butterflies). I don't like big dogs or cats but I do enjoy dogs my size that are easy going. My parents are working on teaching me to be house trained and I am a quick learner.

Initial bio 9/16/23: Hazel is an adorable and super sweet girl and as we learn more about her we will keep everyone posted. She has a vet and grooming visit next week. Stay tuned!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: Shall@catchthemquick.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Hazel click here.

I feel so much better now!

I love to play outside!

THANK YOU TO MARIO'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Lee Summerfield, Rhonda Myers, Yvette Vangeloff, Cheryl Scrupski, Wendy Henry, Sandy Pagnotta, Nestor Sanchez, Elisianne Stewart

Mario

Mario is a little Yorkie boy weighing only 6 pounds. He is 5 years old and is being fostered in Palm Coast, FL.

Dogs being fostered in Florida must be adopted within the State of Florida.

Updated bio 9/13/23: Hello from Mario! I am a very sweet 5 year old little boy and I weigh a little over 6 lbs. I love being outdoors running in the backyard with other pups in the family. I do have a lot of energy so I enjoy my outdoor time. Of course foster mommy always supervises our time outside to keep us safe. My foster mommy and daddy take us out with them allot, even if its just a car

ride just to get us out of the house so we can see lots of different places. I also like playing with little stuffed toys. I especially love my Ellie the Elephant. Playing tug of war with foster mommy is fun! I like being with my foster mommy and I always keep her in my site. I can be a bit loud and vocal at times but it just me being happy. Although I am a bit Alpha and want to be boss, I get along with other pups in the household but I prefer females. I do need a lot of potty breaks or I might have an accident in the house. The furever home I dream of has a fenced backyard so I can run around and another pup my approximate age and size as well as at least one stay at home mommy or daddy because I don’t like being left alone all day long.

Updated bio 7/31/23: Mario, 5 years old, came to UYR when his owner's were no longer able to provide care. It was evident that Mario experienced some neglect, particularly his coat being severely matted and hair covering his eyes and being hand shy. He is a sweet boy but he does have a very loud bark, so apartments or condominiums are not going to be his best future home. He does show some timidness and wants to be with his person at all times. Mario is social with neighborhood dogs but is shy around larger dogs. He does best with dogs that are his size. He loves playing with his foster siblings and it is evident that he would do best in a home that includes another pup companion of his own size.

Mario is only 6 pounds and he loves to play outside. He has a strong prey instinct and enjoys running in the backyard chasing lizards. Therefore, a home with a fenced in backyard is preferred. This would also help with his potty training, which is still a work in progress. Mario enjoys going for walks and car rides. He is also a good stroller dog.

Mario recently recovered from being neutered and receiving a dental and is now eligible for adoption. Because he wants to be near his person, Mario's ideal home would have at least one stay at home parent.

If you feel you are a great fit for Mario, please complete an application.

Updated bio 6/17/23: Say hello to Mario, a 5 year old little boy who was surrendered by his owner when they could no longer care for him. He is very sweet but also a bit timid. Mario is a little velcro boy who wants to be with his person at all times. He loves the other dogs in the foster home that are also his age and size.

He has a high prey instinct and loves to run in the backyard and chase lizards. Mario just had a dental and in three weeks will be neutered. Hopefully this will help with his potty habits. He loves going for walks or in a stroller when foster mom is taking her walks. He has learned about car rides and looks forward to them.

The best home for Mario would be one that has at least one stay at home person with at least one other pup his age and approximate size for a companion. A fenced back yard is preferred so he can go outside frequently and continue with his potty training. If you feel Mario would be a fit for your home, please fill out an application to be considered to adopt this amazing little man into your family.

Updated bio 5/18/23: Meet Mario, one of you UYRs newest pups to come into rescue. Mario is a very sweet 5 year old little boy who came into rescue when his owners were no longer able to care for him. It was apparent he had suffered from neglect as he was severely matted and his hair had grown over his eyes. After a bath and some grooming, he has become a beautiful little boy.

While he is only been in foster care for a couple days, his foster mom has noticed that he is a really sweet and loving little guy. He just wants to be near his person. He loves attention and loves cuddling. So far he is fitting in perfectly in his foster home environment and is getting along just fine with the other pups in the household. Mario will be receiving some veterinary care shortly including a neuter and a badly needed dental.

Stay tuned for updates on Mario as his foster mom gets to know him a little better.

Initial Bio: 5/16/2023: Mario is a sweet pup and as we learn more about Mario we will keep everyone posted. He will be going to the vet soon and has just entered his foster home.

To date we've spent $1319.25 on Mario's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $463.59 in donations.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Mario click here.

I love this retirement life....

I love me some snuggle time.

THANK YOU TO MONTE'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Sandy Pagnotta, Nestor Sanchez, Stephanie Slack, Debra Frare, Wendy Henry, Cheryl Scrupski, Yvette Vangeloff, Barbara Burgess, Karen Keaton, Barbara Burgess, Tonia Riley, Debra Frare, Ricky Martino, Nestor Sanchez

Monte

Monte is a Yorkie Mix boy weighing 12.8 pounds. He is 8 years old and is being fostered in Vero Beach, FL.

Dogs being fostered in Florida must be adopted within the State of Florida.

Updated Bio 8/20/23: Monte(Munchie) is still looking for his forever home. His behavior and weight loss continues to improve all the time. He is much friendlier with the neighbors and engages with almost everybody he meets. That is a huge improvement from when he first arrived. We feel he is of a good weight now at 12.8 lbs. Walking and hanging out with his foster parents are his favorite things to do. He also loves to be brushed, cuddled, and to get belly rubs. He is great about getting a bath and being groomed. Munchie will need a home where someone is home most of the time as he still gets a little anxious when he is left alone. Being kept on a strict schedule has been the trick to getting him house trained and he will go sit by the door if he needs to go out so having a fenced yard is a plus.

Having experience with a dog with Cushing syndrome is also a plus but not necessary. Munchie is very food motivated and takes his supplements like a champ. He loves to eat and get treats but he doesn't beg or cry anymore. However he will indicate when it's time to eat. If you are interested in giving this little guy a forever home please contact his foster Mom at yorkiesrj2006@gmail.com or fill out an application at unitedyorkierescue.org

Updated Bio 7/12/23: Hi All!! Monte here, or Munchie as my foster parents and friends call me. It's time to give an update on my progress. I'm doing great on my exercise and food program! I'm down to 13.2 pounds! Can you believe it? It was slow going, but I have lost almost three pounds. All my friends and neighbors remark how great I look and are impressed with the way I can get around. I need to keep up with my exercise and will need a good place for that. A fenced back yard would be great but I will need at least two walks per day. I absolutely love them! I like my weight management food. Foster Mom gives me plenty of snacks, or so she says! She makes frozen yogurt with bananas and blueberries. Sometimes she gives me frozen watermelon. They are awesome treats to have when it is so very hot! But, I like other things like fresh fruit and vegetables. I also get regular treats as well. It sounds weird, but my favorite thing to chew on are cow tails. They are low in calories and give me another thing to keep me occupied. Let's face it, I will eat anything, grass and cardboard included, hence the name Munchie.

Foster Mom says that I'm coming out of my shell and am now more personable, whatever that means! I like to greet people and other dogs now. I didn't pay much attention to anyone other than foster Mom and Dad. I now wag my tail when I see people and I even have a couple of neighbor dogs I like to play with. I went to visit a home with cats.I didn't pay much attention to them, but I surely wanted their food! Every time we walk by that house now, I try to go in. Do you think that foster mom allows that? nope, she knows that all I will do is look for cat food. So, I still want to be someone's one and only and will need a home where I can get all of the attention for myself.

My behavior is getting better, I try not to chew and get into things I shouldn't but they keep a close eye on me.My anxiety is getting better but keeping busy and taking anti-anxiety meds helps also. I love the golf cart and going for rides, and I know which golf carts in the neighborhood have cookies. I think it's ok to jump right in and look for them! I'm getting better in the car, I just get so excited to go somewhere. I can be a little nervous at first when I do or see something new and different but it doesn't take long for me to get used to it. Having someone home most of the time and who can take me on new adventures would be ideal for me. I also love to be brushed and will sit still for grooming. That's a good thing, because Foster mom is slow, slow, slow! The other good news, on the potty front is I don't have many accidents anymore. I have a good schedule and will sit by the door if I need to go out.

Now for the sad part. Foster Mom says that I am special needs. When I first arrived here she noticed that my hair was very thin, and thought it was due to my lack of care and proper nutrition. My skin was bright pink, but a month or so ago she noticed my skin was turning dark in patches that kept getting worse. Back to the vet I went. My doctor and she put their heads together to figure out what the heck was going on. I got a second exam and I guess with all of the fat gone she could see that the muscle in my right shoulder showed some atrophy. Interestingly enough it is on the side that my ear is always down. The vet said that the muscle atrophy could be from an old injury. Foster Mom hates to think of what could have caused that.

I do run with my head tilted down and a little stiff right hip but taking anti-inflammatory medication along with my exercise helps a lot. Although the initial blood work looked good, they knew something was still a little off. My hair is thin, My skin is dark and thin in places, I'm ravenous all of the time. I constantly lick things. I pant sometimes for no reason. Foster mom thought that anxiety was to blame for the last two, and it still may but the vet suggested a special blood test. It's called dexamethasone suppression test. I'm not sure what that means, but I do know that I had to spend 10 hours at the vet's office! They gave me medication, then took blood samples throughout the day ouch! Once they had what they needed, they sent it off to the University of Tennessee. The results showed elevated levels of cortisol and estradiol. The report said I have the very early stages of Atypical Cushing's disease. The treatment recommended at this time are two supplements Melatonin and Lignans. Foster Mom is going to check in with the vet periodically to update my progress but she said it could take three months to see any real effects.

Foster Mom says with all of this, that I am very sweet and love to cuddle. I would like to find a forever home with someone who understands this disease and will continue to get the help I may need. All of my meds and supplements run about 25.00 per month. She also said that United Yorkie Rescue could use a little help paying for my test and my meds. If you can spare a few dollars we all would appreciate it very much.I have a donation option on the website under my bio at looking for love.

You can ask my Foster Mom for more information at yorkiesrj2006@gmail.com

If you would like to give handsome little ole me a new home, please fill out an application at unitedyorkierescue.org

XOXO

Monte aka Munchie

Updated Bio 5/15/23: Good news for Monte, it's taken some adjusting of his food and exercise but he is down to 14.8 lbs, Yay!! He still has a ways to go but is headed in the right direction. He is getting stronger and faster. We have noticed a marked improvement in his ability to get around. He can join me in a chair or couch now, without me having to pick him up! He loves his afternoon walks, he usually gets to go just under a mile. Most of that he can run. So a home with an opportunity for him to exercise like that would be great, or at least a fenced in yard for him to run around in.

When he first came to us, he showed some signs of high anxiety that resulted in constant licking, and chewing. Our vet prescribed some medication. That medication along with some behavior modification, such as redirection and the proper exercise, has shown great improvement in this as well.

His house training has lapsed a bit, but he was recently diagnosed with a severe UTI. We have ruled out bladder stones and the medication is working.

He still needs to be someone's one and only. It will take dedication to keep him on track to being happy and healthy. I promise you, with time, patience and love, it will be worth it. He is a sweet cuddle bug and a neighborhood favorite.

If you are interested in adopting him or would like more information. You can fill out an application at www.unitedyorkierescue.org or email his foster Mom at yorkiesrj2006@gmail.com.

Updated bio 4/13/23: This handsome fella with one ear up and one ear down is 8 years old and weighs a terribly overweight 16 lbs. The vet said that he should be in the 10-12 lbs. range. Our goal is to get him to 12 lbs. and see if that is enough. His new food and exercise program started on day one in his foster home. Monte was so bloated and gassy, but just a few days on his new program, he is feeling much better.

When Monte came to us not only was he overweight he also had very long nails. They were so long he had a hard time getting any traction and had a slight limp. We trimmed them right away and he is walking much better. I was surprised that he is as active as he is, or at least wants to be and with the right home he will get the attention that he needs. We think at one time he was house-trained, but by not giving him the chance to get outside enough, his training had lapsed. The good news is he is relearning pretty quickly. We are crate training him and he is tolerating it well. This is the best way to keep him from getting into mischief! If he finds paper, socks, or anything he can fit in his mouth he will chew it and sometimes eat it. He also gets his feelings hurt if he isn't getting all of the attention, he will hang his head and leave the room. His preference is to be with his humans by himself. He loves belly rubs, his ears scratched and seems very grateful for any attention that he gets. He really is very sweet. Monte loves to walk which is good and walks very well on a leash. He has been friendly with all people and other small dogs.

Monte will have his dental in two weeks then will be ready for adoption. He will need a home where he can be someone's one and only. A home that is active and can keep him on track with his diet and exercise will be best for him. He enjoys being outside and would love a fenced in yard, but that's not a deal breaker. We know that more of his personality will emerge in the next few weeks and we can't wait to see how he transforms into the wonderful little boy that we know he will be. So stay tuned for more updates. He will see a professional groomer soon and updated pictures will be posted as well.

Initial Bio 4/8/23: Monte came to UYR as an owner surrender today. He seems to be very friendly so far. He needs all vetting to be updated. As we learn more about Monte we will post again soon.

To date we've spent $2265.91 on Monte's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $1362.88 in donations.

For more information, contact my foster parents at: yorkiesrj2006@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Monte click here.

I am such a cute little boy

We love each other

Nicco (Bonded with Pumpkin)

Nicco is a sweet little yorkie boy weighing 5 pounds. He is part of a Bonded Pair with Pumpkin and they must be adopted together. He is 3 years old and is being fostered in Bradenton, FL.

Dogs being fostered in Florida must be adopted within the State of Florida.

THANK YOU TO NICCO'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Lesa Dike, Richard Kazdin

Updated Bio 9/9/23: Both Nicco and Pumpkin are resting up and recovering well from their spay and neuter surgeries. These two love each other, and they love snuggles with their humans and will ask for them...the more the better. Pumpkin is more timid and takes a bit longer to warm up to other humans, while Nicco is very outgoing and loves everyone from the moment he meets them. Pumpkin is lovable and sweet, she just takes a little longer to adjust to situations and new places. They both get very excited when seeing their leashes. They have lots of energy and love exploring the paths on their walk. Both of them will need some patience and training when it comes to barking at passerby's, mostly at dogs. Inside the house, they get along with other dogs just fine. They are very concerned about each other, and check in on each other often. Nicco wears a belly band/diaper and will need more potty training, while Pumpkin uses indoor pads and goes outdoors to potty. They have been able to lean on and encourage each other while being at their new temporary home. It's a joy watching them play with each other like a couple of puppies.

Pumpkin and Nicco prefer a home without children under the age of 12. A home where they can stay together. If you have what they need please fill out an application on our website.

Updated Bio 8/27/23: Nicco and Pumpkin are a bonded pair. They are the bestest of friends and will enjoy a forever home together. They were surrendered due to the owners medical issues.

Pumpkin had her first vet visit and she is estimated to be about three years old. She has shown no medical issues and her spay is coming up soon. She is timid at first, but very lovable. She will follow foster mom everywhere she goes. She loves snuggles and reassurance. Pumpkin is warming up to the other human members of the household as well. She might find strangers, suspicious, and growl or bark at them. Since Nicco has joined her, she has been much more confident and outgoing.

Nicco has never met a stranger - everyone is his best friend. He is a ball of energy and they both enjoy walks a lot. Because of Pumpkins timid nature, she would be best suited for a household with older children as she gets startled easily. Both will need some work on potty training, but especially Nicco. According to his previous owner he is also about 3 years old but his age will be confirmed by the vet soon. He is awaiting his first vet evaluation and will also be scheduled for neuter soon as things are getting rather frisky around here between these two love birds. Stay tuned for Niccos vet update!

Initial Bio: 8/26/23: Nicco was an Owner Surrender due to the owner's health. He has just arrived in foster today. We will update soon.

To date we've spent $1458.93 on Nicco (Bonded with Pumpkin)'s vet bills, but with your support we've collected $125 in donations.

For more information, contact my foster parents at: BradentonYorkieMom@outlook.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Nicco (Bonded with Pumpkin) click here.

I am smiling I am so happy!

I am such a good boy!

To date we've spent $1348.6 on Peppino's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $100 in donations.

Peppino

Peppino is a sweet Yorkie boy who is 8 years old and weighs 20lbs. Peppino is being fostered in Dunedin, FL.

Dogs being fostered in Florida must be adopted within the State of Florida.

THANK YOU TO PEPPINO'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Susan Grimes, James Lane

Initial Bio: 8/28/23 Peppino (Peppi) is an owner surrender whose mommy passed away and his daddy was no longer able to care for him due to health issues. It saddened him to have to surrender him since they had him since he was a puppy, but he knew it was the right thing to do.

Foster Mom has already put him on a diet to help him shed the extra pounds he has put on and to get him much needed exercise. He came to United Yorkie Rescue up to date on all his shots and seems to have been well taken care of and loved. He is scheduled for his Well Doggie exam soon so we will know more about his health then.

Although only just arriving in his foster home, he has shown himself to be a very sweet and happy boy and follows his Foster Mom everywhere. We know he is very good riding in the car as he had a long distance transport trip to get him to his foster home and also seemed very content getting a nice bath. He walks quite well on his leash too. He needs a little direction on where to go potty as he has been housebound for awhile, but he seems to figure things out pretty quickly.

Stay tuned for further updates on sweet Peppi!

For more information, contact my foster mom at: dunedinrescuemom@yahoo.com

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

To fill out the adoption application for Peppino click here.

Foster Mom says I am adorable

We are such an adorable couple

Pumpkin (bonded with Nicco)

Pumpkin is a sweet little yorkie girl weighing 6 pounds. She is part of a Bonded Pair with Nicco and they must be adopted together. She is 3 years old and is being fostered in Bradenton, FL.

Dogs being fostered in Florida must be adopted within the State of Florida.

THANK YOU TO PUMPKIN'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Joyce Watts

Pumpkin and Nicco prefer a home without children under the age of 12. A home where they can stay together. If you have what they need please fill out an application on our website.

Updated Bio 08/27/23: Pumpkin and Nicco are a bonded pair. They are the bestest of friends and will enjoy a forever home together. They were surrendered due to the owners medical issues.

Initial Bio: 8/22/23: Pumpkin was an Owner Surrender due to the owner's health. She has just arrived in foster today. We will update soon.

To date we've spent $1302.22 on Pumpkin (bonded with Nicco)'s vet bills, but with your support we've collected $10 in donations.

For more information, contact my foster parents at: BradentonYorkieMom@outlook.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Pumpkin (bonded with Nicco) click here.

To date we've spent $249.25 on Benji's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $0 in donations.

Benji

Meet Benji, a sweet 15-year-old, 12 pound Yorkie boy being fostered near Clarksville, TN.

Inital Bio 07/24/2023: Benji just arrived in his new foster home. He was surrendered due his owner had medical issues and could no longer care for him. He is very chill and quiet. He will lay in bed with you or does just fine on the floor too. You rarely hear a peep out of him. If you are interested in Benji please complete an application.

For more information, contact my foster parents at: TNYORKIEMOM12@GMAIL.COM.

To fill out the adoption application for Benji click here.

THANK YOU TO DEWEY FINN'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Holly Keller, Jayne Newell, Pamela Reynolds, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Annie Yang, Sandy Pagnotta, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Teresa Beament, William Dion, Marilyn L. Eanes, Wendy Fuhrmaneck

Dewey Finn

Dewey Finn is a 13yr old (estimated) 3.8 pound yorkie boy who is being fostered near Ashland City, TN. Due to how sick Dewey Finn is, it will be a few months before we will be accepting applications for adoption.

THANK YOU TO DEWEY FINN'S FACEBOOK DONORS!
Deb Gallas-Warren, Wintyr Iwasa, Vicki Rice, Anne Weems, Thao Tran, Pj Brown, JoAnn Chiesa, Marsha Butler, Pam Begrin, Sue Schneider, Amy Brasier Babin, Josh Lytton, Lydia Mattlage, Larry Schwartz, Dianna Keown, Michael Victoria, Kelly Shipley, Karry Rogers, Pamela Porter O'Brien, Debbie Keeling, Hazel Lau, Ina Love, Keely Adams, Kristal Michel, Gina Toigo, Deborah Burse, Sarah Willey, Cynthia Nakagawa, Chrisie C Hamilton, Mark Anthony Dew, Katie Giltinan, Angela Joy Stephens, Barbara Burgess, Elaine Whitton Davis, Linda Virnig, Linda Hart, Debbie Sledge, Suzan Robison, Josh Lytton, Libby Forstner, Ann Brown Underwood, Josh Lytton

Updated Bio 9/16/23

Dewey has been released from the hospital since August 18th. For those that dont know Dewey Finns story he came into rescue after being dumped at a shelter in very bad shape. The shelter immediately reached out to rescue so we could get this little guy the care he desperately needed. He had a real bad upper respiratory infection that developed into pneumonia. He on the verge of not making it when he was hospitalized for three days. He was released to home care and has been going to regular checkups with his Dogtor to make sure he continues to improve. Dewey has shown wonderful improvement within these last three weeks. He is no longer contagious and has been able to be around the other dogs in the home for a bit during the day he just cant get overtired. Dewey has found his voice and will bark if he wants your attention now and he eats very well. He has started to put weight back on. He is still a little fragile older guy and he has a little hump back due to his skeletal structure. He has also developed scar tissue in his lungs caused by the pneumonia. Although Dewey can see well we did testing and found out he is completely deaf. He gets around great and has a good sense of smell. Dewey has a few very infected teeth left and in another month or so we will get them removed and that should help with his runny nose. In the meantime Dewey is finishing up the remainder of his antibiotics and is getting love and special care in his foster home. He is a wonderful little boy. He enjoys being petted and scratched. He loves bath time and he will give occasional kisses. Thank you all donating to his special care. If you would like to donate click PayPal button underneath this bio. Any questions email foster mom at mandymsmith1@yahoo.com.

Updated Bio 8/24/23

Dewey Finn has been a good little patient since being back home with Foster Mom after being hospitalized for 3 days with Pneumonia. He has been home almost a week. He is taking his antibiotics, he doesnt like it but has been swallowing them. Dewey is eating a mixture of soft dog food and baby food on his own licking from a plate. He is drinking plenty of Water. Dewey Finn had a recheck with the Dr. yesterday and had X rays done and it did show improvement on the pneumonia. His sugar level is still maintaining on its own at this time. He will have another recheck in a week. In the meantime he will continue with his antibiotics and rest with his heartbeat cuddle dog stuffed toy that he snuggles with. Dewey cannot be around the other dogs as some forms of pneumonia are contagious so the Dogtor said to keep him separated as a precautions. Any questions email Foster mom at mandymsmith1@yahoo.com. If you would like to donate to his special care you can go to www.uyr.us and click on the PayPal button underneath Deweys Bio. We appreciate your love and support.

Updated Bio 8/19/23

After being hospitalized for 3 days Dewey Finn was released today at 5pm. He has been maintaining his sugar and is breathing well on his own. He is still not out of the woods completely yet. Foster mom has to monitor him carefully. He will still have some coughing and some nasal discharge but it is suppose to continue to improve over the next few days. We will have to watch closely to make sure he doesnt have to make an effort to breathe or if he doesnt seem to keep improving and eating on his own then we may end up right back where we started. He has been sent home with 2 antibiotics and a medication to entice him to eat. He is to have a recheck with his regular vet in 7 days and he will have X-rays to see if he is continuing to improve. So Dewey Finn and Foster Mom thank you all for your continued support and prayers of healing. He is a little fighter!! If you would like to donate to his care you can go to www.uyr.us and click on the PayPal key underneath his bio. Any questions email Foster Mom at mandymsmith1@yahoo.com. We will update again after his recheck appointment.

Updated Bio 8/16/23

Dewey Finn has been admitted to the ER after a recheck appointment at the Dogtor. Dewey was being treated for a severe upper respiratory infection and now he has Pneumonia. He is at the ER hospital and is on oxygen and they will be treating him with stronger antibiotics and fluids to see if we can get some improvement. He is a little guy at 3.5lbs and is estimated to be 13 years old so we arent sure how he will respond to treatment but we wanted to give Dewey his best chance. Please consider donating to his care and sent pawsitive vibes and prayers for this little guy to recover. We dont know any history or where he came from other than the shelter so that doesnt help much but they will be running some tests to see what maybe caused this to happen to sweet Dewey. He has been eating and drinking and been having normal bathroom.

For those that dont know his story here is his initial bio. He has just came into rescue after being dumped at a shelter in bad shape. The shelter reached out to us to see if we could help this small boy . Of course we said yes and as soon as he got to his Foster home Foster mom bathed him and cut out all the knots and matts so we could get a good look at this sweet boy. Dewey has seen our vet and she determined that he has a severe upper respiratory infection. He is on an antibiotic, eye medication and cough medication. Any questions email foster mom at mandymsmith1@yahoo.com.

Updated Bio 8/10/23: When Dewey got to his Foster home Foster mom bathed him and cut out all the knots and matts so we could get a good look at this sweet boy. Dewey has seen our vet and she determined that he has a severe upper respiratory infection. He is on an antibiotic, eye medication and cough medication. Dewey was also running a high fever. The Doctor also thinks he might need to be on thyroid medication but his lab work is off the charts right now and he will need to have it rechecked in a week once the antibiotics kick in. Foster mom is hand feeding him because he feels so bad it is hard for him to eat or want to eat. He will need a dental as he is missing most all his teeth and the teeth he has left are in horrible shape. He will also need to be neutered. That will all be taking care of when he is feeling better. We cant wait to see his personality when he gets all the medical care he needs. Stay tuned for updates and please consider donating to his special care by clicking the PayPal button underneath this bio.

Initial Bio 8/5/23

Meet Dewey Finn. He has just came into rescue after being dumped at a shelter in bad shape. The shelter reached out to us to see if we could help this small boy We cant wait to see his personality when he gets all the medical care he needs. Stay tuned for updates and please consider donating to his special care.

To date we've spent $5044.86 on Dewey Finn's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $2417 in donations.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Dewey Finn click here.

To date we've spent $2412.6 on Elliot 's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $585 in donations.

Elliot

Meet Elliot who is a 10 year old Yorkie Mix weighing 17.2lbs and is being fostered near Ashland City, TN.

THANK YOU TO ELLIOT'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Barbara Lalani, Patricia Hull

THANK YOU TO ELLIOT'S FACEBOOK DONORS!
Karry Rogers

Updated Bio 8/30/23: Hi there yall! Im Elliott and I sure am happy to meet you! I feel like a very lucky guy to have found my way into United Yorkie Rescue. I haven't had this much love, care, and special attention since...well FOREVER! I've only been in my new foster home a short time but Ive been really getting around. I've had lots of time with my Dogtors and they are working really hard to get me figured out.

Here's what we know:

My thyroid hormones are low which is probably one of the reasons I'm a little on the chubby side. Low thyroid is very common in terriers once they get to be adults. The great news with hypothyroidism (fancy word for low thyroid hormones) is that it is very easily managed with a daily pill that is inexpensive and easily given.

I have a few not so great teeth and lots of tartar. I realize this may also cause me to not be very kissable and that is NOT ACCEPTABLE because I love to GIVE AND RECEIVE kisses. However, the Dogtor has ASSURED ME that after my dental all will be well and I will be able to claim my title of CANINE KISSING CHAMP. What a relief!

Here's What We Aren't Yet Sure About

I have some lab values that are mildly out of range. One lab draw showed elevated potassium but in a follow-up test it was normal. I had some mildly elevated liver enzymes, some elevated proteins and this made my care team give me a test for Cushing's Disease but those test results were mostly normal. So then I had an ultrasound of my abdomen which showed that I do have some enlargement of my liver, adrenal glands and gall bladder. My gall bladder is sludgy but I'm taking medicine to help with that too and if I do have stones the medicine should help them dissolve. I had some protein in my urine but that can also be caused by things like dehydration and infection so my Dogtors did additional tests that we dont have results for yet.

So for now my medical team recommends follow-up testing with my primary Vet to monitor me. It is PAWSIBLE I might develop Cushing's Disease in the future but as of now they don't feel tests show I have it and they do not recommend any type of treatment for it.

My plan for the future is to sit back, relax, soak up ALL THE LOVE in my foster home, let my Dogtors come up with my PAWFECT treatment plan and DARE TO DREAM ABOUT THAT AMAZING PERFECT PERSON who might be looking at my photo and reading my story and just knowing that I AM THEIR PERFECT FUREVER BOY!

Updated Bio 8/21/23

Elliot was going to have a dental on the 18th but his bloodwork showed some values were off and the vet didnt want to put him under anesthesia. They have tested him for Addisons Disease and Cushings disease but nothing is confirming to either one of those. So tomorrow he is having X-rays done to see if something may show there and if we cant find anything he will see a specialist so we can get to the bottom with what is the cause of his electrolytes being off. His thyroid is doing well on the medication so that is a plus and he has lost almost a pound which is great news as he is overweight and needs to work on losing a few pounds. We hope to get to the bottom of everything soon so Elliot can have his much needed dental and find a home of his own very soon.

Updated Bio 8/2/23 Hello my name is Elliot. I am looking for a new home because my family wasnt able to care for me anymore. I just turned 10 and I am a bit sad that I dont have a home of my own right now. United Yorkie Rescue has given me a place to stay and Foster mom seems pretty cool I guess. I had to go to the Dogtor for a checkup and they gave me some shots and weighed me and did some bloodwork. Turns out I am a bit overweight I need to lose about 4-5 pounds. They also discovered from my bloodwork that I have a thyroid issue and need to take medication once a day. Its fairly inexpensive and it will help me lose weight and to feel better. When I go on the 18th to get my teeth cleaned they will recheck to see how Im doing after being on the medication a few weeks. I hope a family will still want to adopt me even though I have this issue because I really am a great guy with lots of love to give. I get along well with others and Im not hyper. I promise if you take a chance on loving me I will be the bestest boy ever and give you lots of love. Please email Foster Mom with any questions or fill out an application. I cant wait to meet you!

Initial Bio 7/23/23 Elliot was surrendered along with his brother Bentley by a family who could no longer care for them. Stay tuned as we get to know him better for updates.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Elliot click here.

To date we've spent $246.49 on Lillie Belle's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $75 in donations.

Lillie Belle

Lillie is a 15 year old Yorkie girl who weighs 8 pounds and is being fostered near Clarksville,TN.

THANK YOU TO LILLIE BELLS' RESCUE ANGELS!
Sandy Pagnotta, Brea M Bond

Initial Bio 07/24/2023: Sweet Lillie just arrived at her new foster home. She has the sweetest personality. She loves to sleep with you in bed at night. She is very quiet hardly ever barks. She loves to ride in the car... So she would travel well. She does have dry eye so she will need eye medication for the rest of her sweet life. If interested please complete an application. She can't wait to find her new forever home.

For more information, contact my foster parents at: TNYORKIEMOM12@GMAIL.COM.

To fill out the adoption application for Lillie Belle click here.

THANK YOU TO PARIS GRACE'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Sandy Pagnotta, Lauren Satterfield, Dan Clauser, Mary Mays-Delamater, Cari Cook, Lauren Satterfield

Tennessee Paris Grace

Paris Grace is a 12-year-old (estimated) Peekapoo who weighs 10lbs and is being fostered near Clarksville, TN.

06/20/2023 Update: Paris Grace is a sweet girl. She is very loving and is a great lap dog. She is doing well in her foster home. Due to her age, she is taking gabapentin to help with her movement, she does have a limp BUT this does not slow her down. She follows foster dad all over the house. She doesn't like to be left alone. She is always a happy girl and looking for a home where she could receive all the love and affection due her for the rest of her days. IF you feel you would be the perfect fit for this sweet girl please fill out an application. You cant go wrong with this sweet girl.

05/01/2023 Update: Paris Grace is a sweet girl. She is very loving and is a great lap dog. She is doing well in her foster home. Due to her age, she is taking gabapentin to help with her movement, she does have a limp BUT this does not slow her down. She follows foster dad all over the house. She is very loving she would let you hold her like a baby and rub her belly for hours. She is always a happy girl and looking for a home where she could receive all the love and affection due her for the rest of her days. IF you feel you would be the perfect fit for this sweet girl please fill out an application. You cant go wrong with this sweet girl.

02/08/2023 Update: Paris Grace is a sweet girl who has had a rough time lately. First, she was abandoned at the veterinary clinic. Her owners dropped her off for boarding and never returned or responded to any method of communication. Second, she came in with a skin infection which the veterinary clinic treated. The Veterinary clinic reached out to UYR to see if we could assist this sweet girl who had no where else to go. Paris Grace is a peekapoo however UYR was willing to help even though she wasn't a yorkie, she is one of those what we call wanna be yorkies. After being in her foster home for a short period she started to chew on her tail and actually chewed through the tip of her tail foster mom to her to the veterinarian to evaluate... now here comes the third, thing after examination it was discovered that she had no feeling in her tail. The veterinarian felt like her chewing would continue due to lack of feeling in her tail, so it was decided to amputate. She has recovered nicely from this surgery. She still needs to be spayed. Due to her age, she is taking gabapentin to help with her movement, this does not slow her down. She follows foster dad all over the house. She is very loving she would let you hold her like a baby and rub her belly for hours. She is always a happy girl and looking for a home where she could receive all the love and affection due her for the rest of her days. IF you feel you would be the perfect fit for this sweet girl please fill out an application. You cant go wrong with this sweet girl.

01/18/2023 Initial Bio

Paris Grace is a sweet girl who was abandoned at the veterinary clinic. She loves to be cuddled she will follow her person everywhere. Now she may not be a yorkie... but she is one of those wanna be yorkie. She is up to date on all her shots and looking for her forever home.

To date we've spent $1601.91 on Tennessee Paris Grace's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $290 in donations.

For more information, contact my foster parents at: TNYORKIEMOM12@GMAIL.COM.

To fill out the adoption application for Tennessee Paris Grace click here.

Bailey

To date we've spent $156.73 on Bailey TX's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $0 in donations.

Bailey TX

Meet Bailey, a sweet 5-8 year old, 10 pound Yorkie boy being fostered in Spring Branch, TX. Only Texas residents will be considered.

Initial Bio 9/19/23: Bailey was found wandering around, picked up and taken to an animal shelter. He was extremely matted, covered in fleas and still intact, so UYR is unsure what his story is or how he came to being on the streets. The shelter speculated he was about 5 yrs old. Bailey is the absolute sweetest little boy and seems to know what we are saying to him and some basic commands. Quickly after he got to his foster home we realized he wants to please you, be by your side or in your lap -He doesnt take his eyes off you wherever you go. His personality is so calm and happy. This little boy is very quiet and every time I look at him he looks like hes smiling! We are working with him to go potty outside and hes doing a great job! For the person who's looking to bond with their pup and have that true love, this is the one!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: Loveyorkiebabies@Gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Bailey TX click here.

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

Barney

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

To fill out the adoption application for Barney click here.

Bitsy

THANK YOU TO BITSY'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Sandy Pagnotta, Sandy Pagnotta, Ellen Chokreff, Lauren Radencic, Lauren Satterfield, Alex LeBlanc, Mary Mays-Delamater, Betty Werner

Bitsy

Bitsy is a 12 year old Yorkie mix female weighing 3 pounds being fostered in Georgetown, TX. Bitsy and Bells must be adopted together. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

7/3/2023 Introducing Bitsy, the best friend to Bells. I am 3 lbs of of love and as you can tell by my picture, I'm adorable. Foster mom says I look like a foxy lady. (lol). We aren't sure of my age but I am a senior and probably around 13 years. When Bells and I were surrendered to UYR, we weren't feeling great, but after some much needed medical care, we are both in great shape. I love to lay next to my family when they are watching TV either right next to them or in someone's lap. When I first came to my foster home I was a little tired and slept a lot but now I sleep because I am a senior but I love to get excited and cry and bark when my foster dog friends bark and get excited when I get ready to eat and go outside. We love that someone is home with us all day and has time to love on us. We spent a lot of time in a crate so now we don't have to do that anymore and have soft beds to sleep in and go out in the yard whenever we want. I am a little afraid of the steps to come inside when I am outdoors so I back up then turn around backwards then spin around and leap up on the step. LOL. My best friend Bells and I have been friends for a long time so we would love to be together forever.

The best home for us would be someone like my foster family who are home most of the time to love us and we promise to bring you so much love and joy.

To date we've spent $3214.31 on Bitsy's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $361 in donations.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Bitsy click here.

Brooks

<THANK YOU TO BROOKS' RESCUE ANGELS!
Sandy Pagnotta, Mary Mays-Delamater, Mary Mays-Delamater

Brooks

Meet Brooks, a handsome 6 year old, 8 pound Yorkie mix being fostered in Killeen, TX. Only Texas residents will be considered.

Update 9/4/2023: Handsome Brooks is still looking for his forever home. He is such a sweet boy. His kidney disease is under control with the medication and special diet he is on. He still needs special attention because of his loss of some vision, ensuring there are some night lights on when it is dark. Brooks is also housebroken. He only barks when hes ready to eat, or ready for a nap, or to go to bed at night. He does sleep with his foster mom and two other fur-babies. He loves to be petted and belly scratched, but he is not a cuddler. The perfect home for him would be a retired person/couple, with no cats or large dogs. Also no children under 12 in the household. This sweet boy deserves a forever home that has love to give him.

Update 6/27/23: Very handsome Brooks is looking for a forever home. Brooks is such a sweet and loving little man. He has such a gentle docile attitude and is simply the best little guy to have in your home. He is also very smart and will alert you to what he is wanting with a gentle bark. Although Brooks loves his belly rubs and petting, when he is ready for naps he chooses my bed other than a lap. He prefers to curl up in your bed so having a soft blanket to lay on is a must!. Brooks has completed all his vetting and is a very healthy little one. He did come into rescue with his right eye slightly smaller than the left which can be a common thing seen in small dogs. We think he has some slight deficit in that eye so at night time I keep the light on while we go outside for our nightly potty breaks. During daylight theres absolutely no problem. He is totally potty trained and so so ready for his furever. If you have a household with no children under 12, and are a retired person or at home most of the time, please consider this beautiful boy. I cannot stress how sweet this little one is!

5/6/23 Update: Brooks is looking for his happy ever after!! Brooks is only 6yrs old and weighs approximately 8lbs. He is a healthy baby and has completed his medical. Due to his poor care in the past, he will remain on very inexpensive meds to protect his kidneys and a good diet food will be needed as well. Brooks is a very lazy, cuddling pup. He is housetrained, walks well on a leash, and sleeps in his foster's bed. Brook's is looking for an adopter that would like to sit on the couch with him and give him lots of love. Let's not forget he will want to snuggle in bed at night! He gets along perfectly with my 4 fur babies and one other foster. As you can see by his pictures, he is a gorgeous fur baby with blonde hair, and a beautiful tail. If you feel you have the love and arms to give this baby, please complete the application below. You will be so blessed so don't pass him up, he is such a little gem.

4/3/23 Update: Brooks is looking for his happy ever after!! Brooks is only 6yrs old and weighs approx 8lbs. He is a healthy baby and has completed his medical. Due to his poor care in the past, he will remain on very inexpensive meds to protect his kidneys and a good diet food will be used as well. Brooks is a very lazy, cuddling pup. He is housetrained, walks well on a leash, and sleeps in his fosters bed. Brook's is looking for an adopter that would like to sit on the couch with him and give him lot's of love. Let's not forget he will want to snuggle in bed at night! He gets along perfectly with my 4 fur babies and one other foster. As you can see by his pictures, he is a gorgeous fur baby with blonde hair, and a beautiful tail. If you feel you have the love and arms to give this baby, please complete the application below. You will be so blessed so don't pass him up, he is such a little gem.

2/20/23 Update: Brooks had a dogter follow up and is doing so well. He does have a kidney disease in the very early stages. He is on a medication for kidney disease and minor heart murmur. The kidney medication and diet (KD) will be life long. This boy is so sweet, potty trained to go outside, and sleeps all night with foster. Even barks to tell his foster when he is ready to get in the bed for the night. Dont pass this beautiful guy up. He is such a loving boy.

1/28/23 Update: Handsome Brooks had his dental surgery on Friday. His remaining teeth were removed. This pretty little boy is so sweet, quiet, and loves to be petted. He is housetrained and loves to go outside. He also is very good in the car and on a leash. His socialization has definitely improved by showing him a lot of love. Because he is blind in one eye, this sweet boy would be so happy with an adopter who can pay a lot of attention to him, take him walking, or just go outside with him. He makes his way around my house and yard at night as long as he can see light; however I always go out with him. Brooks still sleeps with his foster mom and two siblings. Brooks will be a loving companion especially for someone who is retired or works from home.

1/11/23 Initial Bio: Brooks is a beautiful blonde 6 1/2 year old neutered and chipped male furbaby. Brooks says hello to everyone and Happy New Year. Just got Brooks about a week ago from the Killeen Animal Shelter. He was such a mess. Pictures are after grooming. His coat had to be taken down pretty short since he was so matted. He had a visit to his dogter on January 5th to have exam and complete lab work up and he is heart worm negative He has his dental surgery the last week of January. He is blind in the left eye with retinol apathy, a couple of other issues that will be rechecked in four weeks. Brooks is not truly socialized yet; however, he is slowly coming out of his shell and will let me love on him at times. Brooks has adapted pretty well to my home but at times needs assistance to find things due to his loss of sight in one eye. He sleeps in bed with his foster and 3 other fur babies. He is housetrained and loves to go outside. He gets along with my other pups as well. He is a sweetheart who was not taken care of by his owners. He needs to be adopted by someone who is retired or works at home, no children under 12, and in a home with only other small pups. He will require attention and a lot of love.

To date we've spent $3306.49 on Brooks's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $40 in donations.

For more information, contact my foster parents at: txyorkie46@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Brooks click here.

Chance

To date we've spent $746.36 on Chance's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $125 in donations.

Chance

Meet Chance, a sweet 8 year old Yorkie boy being fostered in Weatherford, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

THANK YOU TO CHANCE'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Theresa Tripi, Sandy Pagnotta

Initial Bio 9/13/23: Chance is a sweet 8-year-old Yorkshire Terrier. He was owner surrendered September 6th. UYR has had him fully vaccinated, heartworm tested and hes on preventative. Chance has some physical challenges, yet despite that, hes a happy boy. He likes to play with stuffies and chew toys. Hes made himself right at home in his foster home and has claimed his favorite beds to curl up in. Chance is a laid-back kind of guy. Hes up for going outside and sniffing everything or staying in and curling up on your lap. He loves to be talked to and petted. The attention he gets he returns twofold. He aims to please and just be with you.

Sadly, Chance was injured a year back and was not able to get the medical attention needed at that time. His injury affected his right front and hind leg. Through the year, as a puppy, he learned to walk again. However, he is very painful. His front leg is broken at the ankle area and the bone cannot be fixed at this point, so we will remove that bad leg. He will be just as adorable and as precious and be able to move much better without it. Little tripods, as they are lovingly called, just bounce back and their bodies compensate. He has been doing that all this time as it is.

We are using cold laser therapy and acupuncture to help aid and strengthen the back leg as well. We will get good x-rays of that back end, that truly looks like a patella issue as of now, while he is under anesthesia.

This baby is just a constant happy little wiggle butt. He runs and plays as if there is nothing wrong. But upon touch or the wrong placement of the foot, he will cry out. Chance will be such a blessing to those looking to adopt. We will take applications but foster mom will keep you updated on his progress as his leg heals. Please feel free to reach out for anything you might need to know.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Chance click here.

Cricket

To date we've spent $155.02 on Cricket TX's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $0 in donations.

Cricket TX

Meet Cricket, a precious 13.5 year old, 6 pound Yorkie girl being fostered in Killeen, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

Initial Bio 8/20/23: Say hello to sweet Cricket, a 13 1/2 year old, 6 pound little girl who was surrendered on 8-19-2023 to UYR after her 13 year owner was moved to an assisted living facility and could not take Cricket with her. She is spayed and housebroken. Cricket is such a pretty little fur baby. She likes to cuddle and sleeps with her foster. She gets along with other small fur babies. Cricket does have Cushing's disease, but it is very well controlled with Vetoryl. She will have her vaccinations and heart worm test current when adopted as needed. She is a perfect little girl for a perfect, loving home.

I've Been Adopted!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: txyorkie46@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Cricket TX click here.

Cupcake

THANK YOU TO CUPCAKE'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Stephanie Slack, Yvette Vangeloff, Wendy Henry, Cheryl Scrupski, David and Diana Lavine, Sandy Pagnotta, David and Diana Lavine

Cupcake

Meet precious Cupcake, a little 8.5 year old, 4 pound Yorkie girl being fostered in Cedar Park, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

Initial Bio 8/23/23: Ohhhhi, I am sooo pretty!! Look what a bath and a groom did for me. My name is Cupcake and I'm also new to United Yorkie Rescue. I came from a flea market sadly but a wonderful lady rescued me and reached out to this awesome rescue group. I am also a mere 4lbs and they think I'm about 8yrs old. I was told I was a breeder and I think I must have been good at it because let's face it I am so so cute!! Like my sister, since I was a breeder, they didn't take good care of me because I have some bumps all over my belly they call mammary tumors and my teeth are kinda gross, but I am so lovable and just want to be with these humans and give kisses. I am seeing the vet this week so standby, because I will soon be ready for my best forever home. If you think you like kisses and would like to share your lap with me and maybe even your bed, well then fill out the application below. Ohh,and if you can remember, please send a little donation my way or maybe even for my sister or brother, we need a lot of vetting since we never have been, whatever that is. I just know my foster mom says they can be expensive. I would love to be someone's furever so thank you for your app and donation!

To date we've spent $1317.72 on Cupcake's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $220 in donations.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Cupcake click here.

Diesel

THANK YOU TO DIESEL'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Sandra Chavez, Mary Mays-Delamater

Diesel

Meet Diesel, a handsome 5 year old, 6 pound Yorkie boy being fostered in Leander, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

Update 8/9/23: Diesel is a little bundle of joy, hes 6 years old, 6 lbs, fully vaccinated, altered, microchipped and has had a dental cleaning in June 2023.

Diesel has experienced several family changes and he hopes the next home is his forever home.

He thrives on human interaction but due to guarding behaviors he isnt the best fit for a home with children. As of August 9th, Diesel does have a prospective home lined up pending working through his guarding habits with a behavioralist. The behavioralist has been scheduled to visit his foster families home later this month to evaluate and provide a plan.

Our priority is helping Diesel through his guarding habits and we are committed to finding the best possible home for him and his unique needs; for this reason we will only consider families with experience managing guarding behavior.

Initial Bio 6/12/23: Diesel has joined United Yorkie Rescue and is excited about finding his furever family!

Diesel is a 5-year-old, 6lb male Yorkie. He has a beautiful coat and the cutest little tail; we can already tell hes a special boy! He loves spending time in the backyard, totally obsessed with soft squeaky toys, and loves a good belly rub! It will be a bit before he will be ready for his furever home since he still has vetting to complete but please check back for updates on this little one! If youre able to provide donations to help us with his medical costs Diesel and UYR would be furever grateful!

Diesel would like a family that has a fenced yard, is patient because hes shy, and has someone home with him most of the time. He does not like to be crated and he is potty trained.

If youre interested in applying to adopt this sweet little one, please apply below. If you have any specific questions about Diesel please contact savetheyorkies@outlook.com

To date we've spent $870.69 on Diesel's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $105 in donations.

For more information, contact my foster parents at: savetheyorkies@outlook.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Diesel click here.

Gigi

THANK YOU TO GIGI'S RESCUE ANGELS!
David and Diana Lavine, Pam Roberts, Wendy Henry, David and Diana Lavine, Kimberly Thames

GiGi

Meet Gigi, a sweet 2 year old, 9 pound Parti Yorkie mix girl being fostered in McKinney, TX. Only TX applicants will be considered.

Update 9/15/23: Hello beautiful United Yorkie Rescue friends. Wow, what a summer I have had. As you all know I had a singleton pup on May 27. My puppy is grown up enough and was adopted just recently so now we can concentrate on little ole me.

So last pupdate I just gave birth to Kawaii. I was a very attentive Mommy to her. I showed her how to wrestle, play with toys, chase and rough house with the other fur residents that live here so she would be socialized a wee little bit before being adopted. I am now playing with toys and JoeJoe too but we will just remain friends. I am showing FM much more affection and give lots of kisses these days. I like coming up to her for affection and just push up against her for some loving and lie in her lap. One of my favorite things to do to FM is sneak up on her and put my paws on her back and paw away. She tells me I give the best back massages every time I do that. I love supper time as we always get good healthy eats every night. I am so gentle taking treats from her hands too. I like to sleep and nap every where. On doggie beds, people beds, couches, recliners, loveseats, on pillows on top of the crates (although I do not like to be in a crate) and occasionally FM will find me sleeping on the bed with her and the other dogs that live here. I love to sunbathe, explore the back yard and just being a lady around the house. I chase bugs, try and chase birds, grasshoppers and I caught a lightning bug once. Good thing I did not squash it or I would have had a green glowy mouth. I am about 95% potty trained. I occasionally have Number 2 boo boos. I am not a big fan of walking with a leash but am slowly learning.

I am a Biewer (Parti) Yorkie blend of some sort. My hair is very soft, silky and kinda long. I am 2 years old and weigh about 10.5 pounds. I am UTD on all my required shots and have my very own Microchip. The Dogter said my teeth look beautiful. I also am on Advantage Plus monthly.

As we all know if you have been following my story that I tested lightly positive for Heart worms when United Yorkie Rescue came to my rescue from a breeder. Being a breeder I absolutely had no Veterinary Care in my prior life so we unfortunately have been diagnosed Heart worms. Fortunately they say that I am lightly positive. We have started the treatment to kill those worms. On July 26th I started a 28 day treatment with Doxycycline. This medication is supposed to weaken the heart worms. So that ended on August 23rd. I then have to wait 1 month for the Doxycycline to finish its job and I get to get one of those heartworm kill shots. I get to get that shot in September 25th. I have to wait another month and go back to the Dogter. They will do a heartworm blood check to see how I am doing. FM is hoping because I was lightly infested that all those nasty worms and eggs have died. If they havent I get to finish the kill shot course. I will get another kill shot, spend the night there at the Veterinary Hospital and get another kill shot the first thing the next morning. They will call FM in the afternoon and let her know if she can come get me if I didnt have adverse reactions. I then have to wait another month to get another test and we will go from there. This is also the first time FM has ever had a heartworm positive dog so all of this is all new to her and she may have some of this information incorrect so please keep that in mind. I still need to get spayed too. The Dogter doesnt like to do that while we are killing those ugly worms. So if FM can guesstimate right it is looking like by around from Halloween to Thanksgiving to Christmas for everything to get finished would be the time I can really truly go to my furever family and home.

So this is what would be spectacular for my forever home. A backyard to lounge in, chase bugs in and just be able to call my own. I can be an only dog or have furry buddies under 20 pounds. Kids 13 and older would be best as I am still a little skittish. I would love to find a retired couple or hooman or a family where someone stays home most of the time so that they can continue to work on my potty training. I could possibly do an apartment if there is a secure yard attached to the apartment as I really do not like the leash very much and love getting my sun on. Some nutritional food would be the best. I enjoy both kibble and wet because I am not a very picky girl. I am a smart girl but it is hard for FM to teach me consistently because of all the other doggie interruptions. We have tried going into a bedroom to train but all we hear is dog barking and door scratching so we always quit. I will need to be groomed too but the gal that did groom me before said she would be the perfect model for a student doing a groom for her graduation certificate. FM gave me a bath and I just stood there and let her wet, wash and dry my no problem. There I think I have told you everything for now but if you have any questions just shoot FM an email at stickhors@gmail.com

My adoption fee is $900 and you can fill out an application for me using the link at the end of my biography. Trust me when FM says that I am worth the wait.

I would like to also ask you to to also consider a donation to our rescue group. We have had a few Yorkies who have had extensive Veterinary care into the thousands of dollars and one into the range of 15K. Because these expenses have been enormous it has been limiting our ability to save others that are in desperate need of United Yorkie Rescues help. Please help our team continue to save the lives of Yorkies that have medical challenges, and those left have been abandoned, left behind and/or abused. Our mission to save them one at a time depends on YOU. You can use the PayPal button below to make a donation to United Yorkie Rescue. We all thank you in advance for your donations and your kind caring heart. Without you we could not do what we all love to do.

Pupdate 06/26/23: Hello everybody, it is me GiGi filling you in on the past few weeks ever since I became a pretty baby mama. Kawaii is a little over four weeks old and getting more independent. Foster mom says that I am a very good mother and that I love my baby so so much. As a good mother I know that it is probably time to start to wean my little Kawaii off the milk supply. So that is my next project for the next few weeks.

Let me tell you a little bit about me. I am around two years old, I weigh about 9.8 pounds and I am a single mother. I gave Joe Joe his walking papers the other day. I am potty trained as I have not had but a couple of accidents in the house. I will walk to the back door and bark or if foster mom is taking a nap I will bark right in front of her face to let her know I want to go out and do my business. I love to sun in the backyard. I am not much of a toy player but who knows; maybe after Kawaii has found her home and I have been spayed, I may find myself enjoying playing with toys.

When my milk dries up, I will be getting more shots, spayed and then they will start my heartworm treatment and hopefully because I was just a light positive after the first treatment when they test me before the second treatment, maybe most of those Heartworms will be gone. Sure would have been great for the breeder who had me before to give me some type of heartworm preventative to stop this kind of health problem to invade my beautiful heart. So as of right now I take a monthly flea and tick preventative and foster mom doesn't let me go outside the backyard. I am a Biewer (Parti)Yorkie mix and my hair is very soft, fine and silky. My teeth look great too. I was very very shy and timid when I first got here but I am starting to go up to foster mom for pets and every once in a while I'll even hang out with her on the bed or couch and give her a kiss or two. I believe I would be good as an only dog or you could add me to your pack. I just know I will blossom more when the perfect human with lots of patience adopts and shows me the love that I crave so much. FM calls me pretty baby mama because I am gorgeous and I'm a good mama.

So that's what I have been doing in the past weeks. I became a mama to Kawaii and I have been taking very good care of her while foster mom takes very good care of me. Soon I will be returning to the dogter to get more shots, spay and my heartworm treatment.

My next pupdate will list exactly what I'll need or want for my furever home and hoomans so please stay tuned. Foster mom is excepting applications for me but please be aware it may be 4 to 8 weeks before I officially start my search for my forever home and forever hoomans and maybe a four-legged brother or sister or two. No kids under 12 due to my mild demeanor. You can submit an application at the link at the very bottom of my biography. If you have any questions, you can email foster mom at

stickhors@gmail.com.

You will also find a PayPal button there too in case you would like to contribute to my ongoing health care. UYR appreciates each and every donation that they receive from our faithful United Yorkie Rescue followers.

Update 5/13/23: I have got some wonderful BARKING NEWS about sweet little ole me. I will tell you all about it here in a minute. Well, why wait so here goes,,,

I now live in McKinney, Texas and have a new foster family. Joe Joe came with me here cuz we are both very bonded and love each other very much. Foster Mom calls us the cute married couple. She also calls me Pretty Mama too. That is my big news that I just gotta tell you!!! UYR had suspicions that I might be with puppies when they rescued me from the shelter that had no room for me so they were going to euthanize me and my beau, JoeJoe. They gave us a beautiful chance at life by contacting UYR. UYR jumped into immediate action and got us out of the shelter so we could have a wonderful happy life. That was the last day of March. We were taken to the Dogter to get a full checkup, shots the next day and I was going to get spayed. The Dogter had a suspicion I was with puppies so UYR decided to wait a couple of weeks and I could get a sonogram to check my tummy. Well, yup you guessed it, I was pregnant. So I got a microchip instead on that Dogter's visit. I went back on May 9th and they gave me a X-ray to count puppies and try to guesstimate when they would arrive in our beautiful world. The Dogter could only see one puppy growing inside of me but he said there is a chance that one more was hiding. He told FM that I should be delivering my baby soon, like in the next two weeks. I also got my blood checked to make sure all my panels were where they should be, especially the calcium. You know calcium is very important when you are growing littles in your tummy. My calcium level was great so now FM can relax a little bit and not worry that I am not getting all the nutrients that I need to grow a healthy puppy. FM has been getting my whelping box ready and she has been reading lots of things on the web. She has been buying me things that I might need for the just in case scenarios So please stay tuned for my next pupdate. That should be in the very near future.

So with becoming a Mommy my adoption is on hold for a little while. I will need to nurture and teach my baby about being a puppy. He or she will be need to get puppy shots and then I need to teach him/her the normal doggy things that only a mommy can do. Like teaching my baby its time to learn how to eat puppy food and not only my milk. That way I can dry out so I can get my spay. I sure do not want to raise any more puppies ever again. I tested heartworm positive (on the light side) in my first Dogter visit so we will need to get that taken care of before I can get adopted. FM is thinking maybe around 3 or more months before she will get really serious with my applications to find my furever home. I will be bringing my husband with me because we are very bonded to each other and he loves to be my protector. Yup, we will need to be adopted together. You can still submit an application to FM but just be aware that it will be a while before we get to go home to our furever hoomans. By then I will have told her exactly what I want and need in my new home and what kind of pawrents we are searching for.

If you have any questions please email FM at stickhors@gmail.com

Initial Bio 4/2/23: Look at this precious Parti Yorkie mix baby Gigi! She came into rescue as a breeder dump at the shelter! We were contacted about Gigi and her "husband" JoeJoe as the shelter was a kill shelter and there was zero room and they were to be euthanized that day. Immediately one of our amazing fosters rushed to bring these babies home to safety...sooo here he is!

Gigi is an adorable 2yr old who weighs maybe 8-9lbs. Gigi will be seen at the vet this upcoming Tuesday. She will go through ultrasound testing to see if she is pregnant and will also receive immunizations, Bordetella along with rabies, 4DX for heartworm and tick borne diseases, fecal and blood work.

Gigi is a very scared little girl. She is very shy and you can tell human interaction with her was nil to none! Gigi totally relies on JoeJoe to be very close and she sees him as her protector. There is no aggression at all but JoeJoe is very attentive as if he knows and senses her fear, and stays close to her as if to comfort her.

Being that Gigi was a breeder we may have to wait awhile for an adopter IF she is pregnant. But again, we ask that this baby's prospective adopter please be at home most of the time. She deserves that one on one. Having someone at home will allow this baby to blossom, and learn and love human touch. These breeder babies make such an amazing baby to own as they just love "love" that they have missed. She will be such a blessing to someone's heart,

If you feel you have the home and the love to give this precious baby please fill out the application below. Foster mom can also be reached at the email address below. I look forward to hearing from you!

I've Been Adopted!

To date we've spent $1009.36 on GiGi's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $330 in donations.

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

To fill out the adoption application for GiGi click here.

To date we've spent $0 on Gucci TX's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $0 in donations.

Gucci TX

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

To fill out the adoption application for Gucci TX click here.

Jax

To date we've spent $225.26 on Jax's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $0 in donations.

Jax

Meet Jax, a very sweet 1 year old, 8 lb Yorkie boy being fostered in Spring Branch, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

Initial Bio 9/19/23: Jax is an owner surrender to the United Yorkie Rescue. He's an AKC registered 15 month old and is so sweet and loving. This little guy lives to play and play and play with his balls and toys. He is so easy going, calm, and is always entertaining himself. His previous owners kept him in a crate during the day and a playpen when at home so he's enjoying all his new found freedom exploring his new life! Jax is good with the other foster Yorkie's and the neighbor dogs. I have yet to hear a peep out of him! If you are the lucky one to love this pup, your heart will melt, but he doesn't come without needing someone to be patient with him and give him the affection he deserves. Jax does need to continue to be worked with on learning basic commands. We are working on his potty training with some tiny training treats that he loves!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: Loveyorkiebabies@Gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Jax click here.

Jojo

THANK YO TO JOE JOE'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Shawn Hudson, David and Diana Lavine, David and Diana Lavine

Joe Joe

Meet Joe Jo, a precious 2 year old,9 pound Yorkie boy being fostered in McKinney, TX. Only TX applicants will be considered.

Update 9/18/23: Oh good gravy, it has been a long while since I have been able to get FM to update my biography. I think the hot Texas summer fried her brain and she just did not hear me. She and I both apologize that everyone had to wait so long to hear about me.

Well as you know I became a daddy and GiGi informed me she wanted to be a single mother. I decided though that I could help her socialize our baby girl. I was a very gentle daddy while playing with her. I taught her a little about playing with each other, toys, play chase outside and rough house inside. FM said I was a very good Daddy to the puppy.

In the past few months my true personality is shining through. I am a very HAPPY boy all the time. I wake up happy, happy all day until it is sleepy time. I get to sleep anywhere I like and I like people beds, doggie beds, pillows on top of doggie crates, the couch, loveseat and recliner here. I still do not like crates. I can be snuggly too and I love to give out kisses. I LOVE all kinds of toys and Nyla bones. I do not deconstruct plush toys but do like to steal them from the other dogs. That is my mission sometimes to make sure I have all the toys. I do not take all of them out of the toy box these days and just pick out a few every day to play with. I do not play with items I should not like shoes. I will just steal some things and put them in the toy box and usually it is FMoms bandanas and socks. I am a fabulous eater and I take treats from you gently but I will drop it and watch to see if the other dogs here do not want their cookie and try and steal it until FM tells me to go eat my own cookie. I love going outside (when it is not scorching hot) and explore the yard, chase bugs, try and catch grasshoppers and fireflies when they were in season. I am quite comical to watch especially when I get the zoomies outside and inside too. You see I have some fast legs and am quick. I am still not to comfortable with a harness and leash and that is something we are working on but it has been too hot to really do some lead walking. The weather is breaking so maybe I will get to walk in our very rural neighborhood. I am not fully potty trained and we are still working on that so I still wear those belly band fashion accessories inside the house. Sometimes the band is wet and sometimes it is not. I do wait at the door when I come in from outside so you can band me up. I am an easy going guy when it comes to baths. I do not love them but I do not hate and fight them either. The groomer I went to a while back said that I was a dream to groom, that I just let her do her job and I did not fight anything she did. I am a good guy too when you leave for errands. I just take a nap and wait until you get back home. I will always be the first one to greet you at the door and if you bring bags home I will want to stick my nose in it to see if you got anything for us dogs but will not take anything out of the bags even if it is a Ribeye steak.

I like to be in the middle of anything and everything as I do not want to miss out on anything these days. FM calls me bulldozer because of that. Because I am still young I still do have some puppy energy in me but I am smart and learn quickly. Like when it is supper time and I see FM start her routine at supper time to feed everyone. I guess I should be patient cuz she makes us some tasty eats. I like checking all the other bowls out for leftovers. Unfortunately everyone finishes everything. I do bark at door knocks, door bells and when the other pups bark or if I want your attention. Guess what? I talk too. Sometimes it is garbled cuz I am trying to talk with a Nylabone in my mouth. I can get silly goofy sometimes but that is part of my adorable personality. I am very affectionate and give sweet soft kisses.

So let us update everyone one me these days. I weigh in at 10.4 lbs. I am a Yorkie blend of some sort. FM thinks maybe a blond yorkie and schnauzer but what does she know other than loving and caring about us dogs. I got that wiry kind of hair and scruffy look kinda like Tramp in Lady and the Tramp. I have my very own microchip, neutered, UTD on all vaccinations and tested heartworm negative so I take these yummy treats called Heartguard for heartworms and Nextguard for parasite, fleas and ticks.

Now for what I want in a home. DO YOU HAVE KIDS? I would be a great dog for a child(ren)to grow up with due to I am such a happy carefree guy and I love to play and stay active. I would like my little buddies to be 10 or older. I would also be a great friend to a single retired person(s) because I know that I am so adaptable to everything. Are you an active kind of person cuz I know I would be a great companion to them and if you like to jog I bet I can do at least one mile as long as it is on grass in the summer. I probably would chase cats so maybe no cats. Doggie siblings would be cool but not a priority. A good secure fenced in back yard would be wonderful because I do like to sunbathe, explore, chase bugs, etc. it would be great if my hooman(s) are home most of the time to continue my potty training and teach me some tricks so I do not get lonesome especially if I will not have fur sibling(s) to play and nap with while you are away for long hours.

I am ready for you to come get me and bring me home. My adoption fee is $900. So if you think you are the absolute perfect match for a sweet young guy with tons of personality please submit an application. You will find a direct link to my own application at the bottom of my biography. You can email Foster Mom at stickhors@gmail.com with any and all questions.

You will also find a PayPal donation link at the end also. United Yorkie Rescue has had several littles that they have rescued that have medical bills in the thousands and that is because they rarely say no to any poor baby that needs help. They just want to fix them all and find them their furever homes and will do everything in their power to help. So please if you have the means to donate please do so. All donations go towards vetting bills of our dogs unless you have noted a particular dog you are donating too. That way United Yorkie can continue with its mission of saving, helping and finding great homes for the littles that were forgotten or given no health care in their lives or just tossed and dumped in the streets to fend for themselves. We appreciate each and every donation and Thank You in advance for your generous and kinds hearts helping United Yorkie Rescue.

See ya in the future for another pupdate.

Update 6/27/23: It is that time for me to let cha know what is current in my life. I guess the biggest news is that I have hung up my Wedding Tuxedo. GiGi has informed me that she wants to be a single Mom. Oh well, what can you do?

So now Foster Mom calls me the Lone Wolf because no one here wants to play with me. My last playing buddy got adopted so I decided that I can play by myself because there are lots of toys here to play with. I now have 2 spots that I like to move them to so FM has 2 piles to put back in the toy box. My record is 31 toys in my 2 piles. I get toy zoomies in the house and zoomie zoomies outside and boy can I run fast. I still try and play with the other dogs but the pups just ignore me. I am almost house trained but I still tinkle in my Designer fashion accessory called the belly band. I walk ok on a lease but still sometimes fight it. I don't know if I like cats but maybe with a slow introduction I would be ok. No children under 13 please. I still act like a bulldozer and have to be wherever anyone is getting attention and I just bulldoze my way in there until I am in the front of the group. I like sleeping on the people bed, on the doggie beds, the couch and loveseat, the recliner and the floor. I am just an all over the place sleeper. I am not fond of crates. I am a good guy when the hoomans leave. We all get the run of most of the home. I usually just take a nap until they come home. I am always the first one to let them know that I am glad they are home. Sometimes FM will leave her bandana where I can snatch them and I take them to my toy pile. I really do not chew on things I should not be chewing on. I love love love being in the backyard and try and catch the grasshoppers and the occasional fly in the house so if you have a secure backyard that would be the bestest. I think I would be fine as an only dog because I am affectionate to the hoomans here or I can be a dog that lives with a fur sibling. I would like my hooman(s) home most of the time so they can continue with my potty training. I like to cuddle and snuggle especially when FM uses that "I should not be doing that" voice because I am trying to tell her I am sorry. I am inquisitive and will beat you to the kitchen if you are going that direction.

I am a Yorkie blend of some sort. Around 2 years young, 9.8 pounds, neutered, microchipped. UTD on all of my necessary shots, tested Heartworm negative and I get these tasty things called Heartguard and Nexguard every month. My adoption fee is $900. I am ready for you to come love me fur furever so if you think you and your home sounds like an awesome match please submit an application in the link you will find below this update. If you have questions you can always email FM at stickhors@gmail.com too.

You will also find a PayPal donation button that you can donate to the UYR organization if you able to. Those donations help them help guys like me find loving homes. The money goes towards vetting all dogs and to our "Forever Ours" pups. UYR will try and fix us all but in case one of us is not a good candidate for adoption due to medical requirements they promise to love and take great care of those babies until it is time to trot to Rainbow Bridge and find all their friends there. We truly do appreciate each and every donation that is given.

Update 5/9/23: Hey there everyone, It has been a while since I've written anything about myself so here is what has been going on. I moved to McKinney, Texas and have new foster pawrents and their dogs as buddies. Foster Mom has been checking me out so she gets to know me better but I can tell you some things about me. I am about 2 years old, a yorkie blend and I have really long legs and my hair is kinda curly and rough. I was a breeder dump and UYR rescued me and my girlfriend the day we got dumped at a kill shelter or we would have been euthanized if they didn't come save us. I'm so happy they saved us because GiGi is pregnant and it would have been very sad because I want to see my offspring. Since my rescue on April 1, 2023 I have been microchipped, had all my immunizations, tested negative for heartworms, am on heartworm and flea/tick preventative and I tested negative for parasites. I also got neutered so no more making more puppies for me.

I weighed in at 10 pounds May 6th but probably could still gain another pound or two because FM says I still feel a little bony. I am not 100% house trained but am pretty close. Sometimes I go to the door but that is because GiGi is there. So I wear those fashion statement things called belly bands. Sometimes they are wet but lately more often dry than wet because I go outside pretty often. I recently got groomed and the groomer said I was a good boy. FM is going to give me a bath this week so we will see how I act about that.

I am a little lover boy and just love to shower you with kisses but I also love my girlfriend and I am usually by her side especially when we nap and go to sleep at night. I love toys and if you let me I will move a lot of them to one certain location. FM has not figured out that I want her to move the toy box to the spot where I want it because it will be in the way of everyone. She keeps moving them back to the toy box and I keep moving them to my spot. I call it the war of the toys game.

FM wants me to tell you that because I was a breeder boy and that I am in love with GiGi that we might need to be adopted together. This status might change but we are not sure yet. I will also need my future prospective adopter to please be someone who is home all the time, well except to do the errands like going to the pet store to get me some nutritious food, treats and toys! I promise to reward my future hoomans with my undying love fur furever. Did you know that we are amazing babies to own as I just want to show you how much I appreciate you giving me my furever home and your furever love. I already show FM how much I love her everyday as I become more comfortable in my new foster home.

I will soon tell her exactly what I want in my furever home and hoomans but I do know this,,,I need a back yard to run in and sun in and I like to explore because all of this new life I am learning is such a wonderful thing to experience and explore. I love nice comfy dog beds or people beds are nice and soft too.

Foster Mom is accepting applications at this time but it is unclear when I will begin my serious search for my future home as it is still undecided if I will need to be adopted with GiGi after she has her babies. You can reach FM with any questions at stickhors@gmail.com

Initial Bio 4/2/23: Joe Joe came into rescue as a breeder dump at the shelter! We were contacted about Joe Joe and his "wife" Gigi as the shelter was a kill shelter and there was zero room and they were to be euthanized that day. Immediately one of our amazing fosters rushed to bring these babies home to safety...sooo here he is!

Joe Joe is an adorable 2yr old who weighs maybe 8-9lbs. He is in immediate need of a neuter of course, along with rabies, 4DX for heartworm and tick borne diseases, bordetella, fecal and blood work. He along with Gigi will see the vet on Tuesday. His neuter is set for Wednesday.

Joe Joe was very scared at first but is coming around slowly, He does love to give kisses and when you hold him he hugs your neck which is the sweetest! Joe Joe also is quite in "love" at the moment with his Gigi, but his romancing days are soon to be over on Wednesday. Thank goodness for diapers and belly bands!

Being that Joe Joe was a breeder, again we ask that this baby's prospective adopter please be at home most of the time. He deserves that one on one so he can become the best of himself. These babies make the most amazing babies to own as they just love "love" that they have missed. He already loves human touch and being held in your arms.

If you feel you have the home and the love to give this little guy, please fill out the application below. Foster mom can also be reached at the email address below. I look forward to hearing from you!

To date we've spent $587.66 on Joe Joe's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $145 in donations.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Joe Joe click here.

Juno

THANK YOU TO JUNO'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Dan Clauser, Sandy Pagnotta, Alex LeBlanc, Terrence Wesolek, Jayne Newell, Shawna Sacks, Carol Nelson, Kay Graves, Don O'Brien, Holly Keller, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Dan Parsons, Kathleen Vilicich, Dianna Keown, Jerry and Renae Sutley, Angie Cagle, David and Diana Lavine, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Allison Triplett, Sonia Laboy, Ellen Chokreff, Elba Short, Barbara Burgess, Jackie Sorrells, Sandra Wendt, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Tracy Cunninghamm, Liesl Okuda, Christine Rodriguez, Laura Bentley, Suzanna Strother, Veronica Gonzales, Angie Cagle, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Allison Triplett, DeAnn Deutsch, Sandy Pagnotta, Lauren Radencic, Carol Gostomski, Tony Heath, Debra Frare, Stephanie Slack, Wendy Henry, Yvette Vangeloff, Cheryl Scrupski, Wendy Fuhrmaneck

Juno

CURRENTLY JUNO IS IN CRITICAL CONDITION WITH BLADDER STONES AND A LIVER SHUNT. JUNO HAS NOW BEEN MOVED FROM CALIFORNIA TO TEXAS FOR HIS SURGERIES. PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT AN ADOPTION APPLICATION AT THIS TIME.

THANK YOU TO JUNO'S FACEBOOK DONORS!
Jo Anderson, Kim Maise, Joyce Eccleston Lopes, DeAnn Wells-Deutsch, Carla Lisa Cox, Nikki Martin, Sharon Leah Richardson-Militano, Christy Flores, Tracy Truesdale, Judy Hufford, Bonnie Nicole, Lucy Hall, Yoly Velez-Tarr, Karry Rogers, Barbara Burgess, Milagros Soto, Rome Goodspeed Simpson, Roxanne Beltz, Cindy Mitchell-Clark, Evelyn Greer, Stephanie Valletti, Cathy Foster Howard, Larry Schwartz, Leslie Corbell, Susan Bloedel Klein, Linda Stancliffe, Dis Penny, Sheri Hartley, Deborah Mattu, June Lee Lim, Hazel Hudson, Judy Hufford, John Bann, Mary Lou Alderman, Jennifer Laker, Jun Borado, Ginger Diane Mills, Karen Seigel, Lisa CL, Mickie Stokes, Mary Skul Matejka, Ingrid Espinosa-Garcia, Teresa Walker Kibbe, Maura Cullen, Connie Giles, Pam Bicknell Roberts, Susan Hill, Jennifer Heishman, Judy Hufford, Norma Jones Keller, Jeanne Drazba-Feagans, Daria Depa, Retta Cole, InKyu Lim, Ula Fronczyk, Edith Lee, Karry Rogers, Christy Jo Lightfoot, Heather Shoemaker Kirchhoff, Yeine Burak, Cindy Mitchell-Clark

PLEASE BE ONE OF PUPPY JUNOS HEROS TODAY. URGENT LIFE SAVING SURGERY - SCHEDULED FOR OCTOBER 3RD. PLEASE HELP UNITED YORKIE RESCUE PROVIDE PUPPY JUNO WITH VERY EXPENSIVE, DESPERATELY NEEDED SURGERY - $7,500!

Update 9/22/23: Juno has been hanging on and is taking meds to clear the deadly toxins out of his system. He continues to feel sick, lackluster, and has little energy. His recent scintigraphy was successful at pinpointing the exact location and size of the liver shunt. The shunt is so large, its going to require the largest size shunt ring. Balancing waiting for Juno to be healthy enough for surgery with the urgency to have his surgery done has been tricky. This week, we learned we could wait no longer . Juno needs surgery urgently and now its been scheduled for October 3rd. The team is optimistic that surgery will go well so that this little puppy can return to the puppyhood he loved so much!

Our team is reaching out to YOU and asking for your generosity as we all continue to love and care for one of the most medically challenged and expensive rescues of the year. PLEASE MAKE YOUR DONATION TODAY. Just imagine how you're going to feel when you see pictures of the beautiful baby running, jumping, playing with his toys, and snuggling in the loving arms of a family, knowing that YOU and your generous donation SAVED LITTLE JUNO'S LIFE.

With Sincere Gratitude UYR Teams TX & CA

Update 9/15/23: THE RACE TO SURGERY & HOPE FOR RECOVERY

Little Juno had his scintigraphy yesterday, and today we received the results. Juno has a very large shunt, and now his doctors know exactly where it is. Surgery needs to be scheduled ASAP to close the shunt and remove his bladder stones. Liver shunt surgery requires making an incision and placing a ring around the hole in the liver and closing it off before the bleeding becomes life threatening. Juno's shunt is so big, it will require the largest shunt ring available, but we continue to be hopeful that he will make a complete recovery. Updates will follow after surgery keep this baby boy in your hearts and continue to surround him with your financial support as we enter the next part of his journey to a renewed, healthy and safe life.

Juno's medical expenses are enormous and will likely be more than $15,000 by the time we are done. This limits our ability to save others that are in desperate need of United Yorkie Rescues help. Please help our team continue to save the lives of Yorkies that have medical challenges, and those that have been abandoned, left behind and abused. Our mission to save them one at a time depends on YOU! Donate to Juno's Medical Care using JUNO's Donation Link below.

With Genuine Thanks & Gratitude Diane & the CA/TX UYR Teams

9/10/23 Update: CA-JUNOs Path Forward.

With the wait officially over, Juno's team has begun navigating the Path Forward. As you can see, this little guy continues to be lackluster and generally has very little energy. He continued to hold his own and remained stable this past week, resting, his esophagus healing with each passing day. He continues to be under constant supervision and his bladder stones are being closely monitored. Thankfully, under the expert care of his foster mom, he has remained out of the emergency hospital and is resting at home. This past week, he was evaluated to receive the scintigraphy that will enable his surgeon to pinpoint exactly where his liver shunt is so they can go in with speed and precision and close it off quickly. The good news is that hes been cleared and will most likely go in for imaging this week, and the surgery to close the shunt and remove his bladder stones will subsequently be scheduled. The circle of love and support for Juno has been truly heartwarming, but continued support is needed.

With the wait over, this week, Juno will be placed on the path to regaining his health, strength, and life. Were not out of the woods with this little guy just yet, but with expert medical guidance and the love and commitment of our UYR team to see him through, we have confidence that he will improve over time. Junos emergency hospitalizations, scintigraphy and surgery will make his rescue one of the top 3 most expensive rescues of 2023, making it a financial challenge to help the enormous number of dogs that need United Yorkie Rescues help to survive. Your donation will help us to continue on our mission to save them, one by one..

With Sincere Thanks & Gratitude to All Diane & the CA/TX United Yorkie Rescue Teams

9/2/23 Update: Hurry Up & Wait & Surgery on the Horizon

Thank you all so much for all the heartfelt love and support youve given little Juno. This little guy is still very sick and struggling, but he has been allowed out of the hospital temporarily and is with one of our most experienced TX foster Moms who let me know that hes finally comfortable, up and around, eating well and spending lots of time resting peacefully and cuddling with her.

While in emergency, Juno had tubes down his throat which is now very irritated. We are waiting for his esophagus to heal so he can have a scintigraphy, an expensive, but required procedure that will pinpoint exactly where his liver shunt. Its important to know exactly where the shunt is because its a surgery that requires speed and pinpoint accuracy. Once we have the results, surgery to close the shunt and remove the bladder stones will be scheduled.

Currently, little Juno is on 2 antibiotics, stomach meds to coat his tummy, meds for nausea, seizure meds, and the critical meds that continue to bind the toxins from his liver until surgery can be performed safely.

So, for now were playing Hurry Up & Wait. Time is of the essence, but proceeding with caution is imperative. Its been a nightmare journey for this little guy. All of us on UYR Team JUNO continue to do our very best to keep him comfortable and help him navigate the road to recovery successfully. We are grateful for the love, support, and kindness so many have shown. Its very heartwarming to feel the love all of you have surrounded him with.

This is one of UYRs most expensive rescues of the year. Juno continues to need lots and lots of donations with some very costly surgery on the horizon. With sincere thanks and gratitude to all of our wonderful supporters.

Bio 8/28/23: Sweetheart Juno was a spunky little puppy we got to know last summer. The perfect mix of crazy puppy antics and kissing cuddle bug. Juno and his sister London were surrendered as babies and sent to California to find a beautiful, healthy, and safe forever. They were a handful, rambunctious and oh so playful tackling and steeling toys from each other, but then cuddling to go to sleep together in a ball of pure love. Everyone that met them just fell in love! They both received a clean bill of health and were adopted just a year ago.

Last week, I received a call from Juno's family indicating that he's had developed a urinary tract infection last month and was prescribed antibiotics. They completed the medications and Juno seemed to improve. Last weekend, Juno seemed wasn't feeling well again and stopped eating for the first time. Concerned, his adopters took him to emergency where he was diagnosed with bladder stones that would require a surgery. The emergency vet strongly suggested further diagnostics because they suspected Juno was having other issues as well. Unable to afford the cost of surgery or additional diagnostics and out of options, Juno's family contacted UYR and decided to surrender Juno so that he could receive the emergency medical treatment that would save his life. UYR proceeded the necessary diagnostics which revealed a liver shunt in addition to the bladder stones that will also require surgery. Over this past week Juno has remained under emergency vet care.

Having fostered this adorable baby boy last summer, I went to pay Juno a visit over the weekend. One look at him and I couldn't hold back the tears. He was so frail, scared, and sick and frantic and in obvious pain. All I could do was hold him tight and tell him how much I love him and that our UYR team would do anything and everything to bring him relief and restore his health and safety. This afternoon, tiny Juno boarded a plane to Texas where a surgeon well known to UYRs southwest team will perform the lifesaving surgeries Juno needs.

Tonight, my heart is broken and pounding, tears still fill my eyes as I pray for this tiny sweetheart. Please join our team as we create a circle of hope and financial support around Juno so UYR can save his life. With an anticipated expense in excess of $15,000 we are in desperate need of your donations. We hope you will take action immediately there is no time to spare. Please act right now and thank you!

To date we've spent $8290.87 on Juno's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $8198 in donations.

For more information, contact my foster parents at: yorkierescue60@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Juno click here.

Lola

THANK YOU TO LOLA'S RESCUE ANGELS!I>

Lola TX

Meet Lola, a precious and happy little Yorkie-poo female. She is being fostered in Leander, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

Diana Herrera, Mary Mays-Delamater, Kathlin Carmean

Update 9/12/23: Howdy UYR community! We've got some fantastic news about Lola, our charming little Yorkie-Poo dynamo. She's been thriving in her foster haven and has made remarkable progress. She's not only fully recovered from her dental, cherry eye, and bump removal surgeries but is also embracing her role as the perfect house guest extraordinaire. After getting to know Lola better her foster parents believe that her reported age of 9 is most likely incorrect as she appears and acts like a much younger dog. Since the owner that surrendered her to the shelter was not her original owner, we think she may not have known Lola's actual age. Lola is full of joy and energy, loves to go for walks, play with toys, and has recently discovered that she also enjoys dental chews very much. Lola is full of pure unconditional love and joy that she is ready to share with her new family. Lola would do best in a calm, stable home with a backyard to explore and a family that has lots of time and love to share with her.

Let's continue supporting Lola on her journey to finding that special forever home where she can thrive and share her boundless joy! If you would like more information about Lola please contact her foster parents at UYRYorkieLoveTX@Yahoo.com. If you would like to submit an adoption application just click the link below.

Initial Bio 7/26/23: Hello UYR friends and family. It's our pleasure to introduce one of UYR's latest additions, Lola. Lola is believed to be a yorkie-poo, was reported to be 9 years old , and weighs approximately 11 lbs. Sadly, Lola was recently surrendered to a shelter due to her owner experiencing homelessness. The shelter staff reached out to UYR and we pulled Lola from the shelter as soon as they would allow.

UYR immediately got her into see one of our wonderful vets who thankfully concluded that she is in overall good health. However she is scheduled for a much needed dental cleaning next week. Lola seems to be very grateful to be out of the shelter and her foster parents say that she has been a perfect house guest. They are still getting to know her however they think that she is younger than reported by the shelter. She is very sweet, gets along with her foster fur-brother and fur-sister but prefers to be with people, and she is potty trained. She loves to snuggle, adores belly rubs, and LOVES to play with toys. Lola is scheduled for a much needed grooming today so updated photos will follow. If you would like more information about sweet Lola please contact her foster parents at UYRYorkieLoveTX@yahoo.com.

To date we've spent $691.43 on Lola TX's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $45 in donations.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Lola TX click here.

Luca

Luca

Meet Luca, a sweet 1 year old, 7.5 pound little Yorkie Mix boy being fostered in Grapevine, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

Initial Bio 9/7/23: We have all seen traditional Yorkies with their beautiful silky soft hair. But sometimes we forget the scruffy little Yorkie mix cousins. Luca is one of these scrappy little guys weighing in at 7.3 pounds of pure sweetness. The Vet estimated his age about 1 year old. He came as a stray. This little guy love an all the cuddles he can get!! He enjoys going on walks. He does great with other dogs his size. He loves hanging out with his foster sister Emmy! If you think you need a rugged handsome young man in your life then fill out your application today. At www.uyr.us.

To date we've spent $833.47 on Luca's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $0 in donations.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Luca click here.

Max

To date we've spent $420.75 on Max TX's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $200 in donations.

Max TX

Meet Max, a handsome 4 year old, 14 pound Yorkie mix who is being fostered in Azle, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

Initial Bio 8/19/23: Meet sweet, sweet Max. Max is a 4 year old, 14 pound Yorkie mix. Max is healthy with a little anxiety around new people and other dogs. He is still adjusting and a little shy to the new people he meets. He gives a soft growl until you finally sit but once he knows you and is comfortable, wow! What a personality!!! This guy sticks close to foster mom and after a couple of days he began to warm up to foster dad and the other doggies! He is completely potty trained and only wants to please his people. He is a cuddle bug with lots an lots of love to give! He loves running in the yard at his foster home and loves to play with toys. This spunky little guy needs a calm home. Small children would not be appropriate for this guy. He needs a home where he gets lots of attention and patience from his family. It will take about a week for this guy to adjust but the longer he is with the family, the more his spunky personality comes out.

If you think you can give Max the home he needs, please go to UYR.us and fill out an application.

For more information, contact my foster parents at: yorkierescue60@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Max TX click here.

Molly

To date we've spent $947.44 on Molly's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $0 in donations.

Molly

Meet Molly, a very sweet 13 year old, 12 pound Yorkie girl being fostered in McKinney, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

Update 9/17/23: Molly here and I have had a few weeks to decompress at my new foster home. I have been able to tell Foster Mom a little about myself and how I got here.

The only Mommy I have known my whole life had to move someplace that did not allow pets. So Mommy reached out to United Yorkie Rescue and naturally UYR said of course we can help you and Molly. The first thing FM did was get me in to see the Dogter as it has been a bit since I have seen one. I weighed in at 12 and 1/2 pounds. I got all my shots updated, had a couple of lumps and bumps on my body and my toofers and mouth looked at. The Dogter decided that we should take care of the bumps that I had and I should get a dental too ASAP. I guess I do need a dental after all I am older that 10 years. So within 2 days of my initial exam I was getting my dental and a couple of BODY bumps taken off and sent to the lab for a biopsy. WOO HOO, the biopsy didnt show any thing wrong with my bump. I did lose a couple of toofers but that sure did not stop my appetite and the tooth loss was expected. The Dogter thinks I am about 10 years old so I am still a young soul at heart. I have been spayed. I am now UTD with my vaccinations. I have a microchip. I also am heartworm- and taking Nexguard and Heartguard monthly. So I am the entire package ready to go to my furever home. I just need a spa day to get more cute.

It would be great if my new furever Parent worked from home or is retired as I do have some separation anxiety and will bark if left alone so maybe if I had a dog sibling I would not bark but an apartment is absolutely out of the question if I am by myself. It would be nice to have a backyard with a secure fence to explore and relax in. I like to explore and sunbathe. I could be a single dog or have a sibling or two as I get along with the other 4 dogs here as long as they are about 20 pounds or less. I play with toys but not that often and FM says that I am a follower and not a leader. I walk well on a harness. I come when you call me. I love my cookies and treats. I am pretty mellow and not one bit hyper. I would be just as happy being a couch potato next to you on the sofa channel surfing, taking a walk or being your gardening supervisor. I also am totally potty trained to go outside or use a peepad at night. I havent had one accident since I have been here. No kids under 12 please.

It did take me a while to warm up here to everything and everyone as my whole life changed overnight and FM doesnt speak dog to be able to explain to me what was going on. FM knew that would most likely be the case as I really only knew one great love in my life and FM knew I would be missing her. So everyone has been so nice and patient with me. I have been more relaxed and happier these past 2 weeks. I like Foster Dad as more time passes that I have become his Velcro dog. He is not used to a Velcro dog and FM giggles like crazy. We are still learning more about each other as more time passes along so stay tuned for more updates.

You can email FM at stickhors@gmail.com with any questions. My application is at the bottom of my page so please send one in if your looking for a mellow easy going girl with lots and lots of love to give.

UYR has had so many expensive medical cases come under our care recently. If you find you have a few dollars to donate to any of our little ones care your kindness and generosity would be so appreciated. You can just tap the PayPal button below to make a contribution. We all Thank you in advance.

Initial bio 8/6/23: Hello to everybody in the United Yorkie world of family and friends. I am so glad to be here.

My name is Molly and I have just landed here at Stickhorse Ranch with my Foster Mom and her furry family on 08/05/2023. I am 13 years young and weigh 12 pounds and kinda shy as I begin to learn this New Normal that I will need to adjust to. I also need to talk to her about me, what I like and do not like and other stuff she needs to know about me. I have shown her that I am potty trained and that I will go to the door to let her know I want to go out. I did overhear the word Dogter yesterday and FM said I would be visiting the Dogter for a full checkup and get all my immunizations (she can not fool me, I know that immunizations means yucky shots). Foster Mom is going to have to learn about me more before she can post a bigger biography so I would like to ask everybody to stay tuned to this channel for more information about me.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Molly click here.

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

Ollie

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

To fill out the adoption application for Ollie click here.

Pablo

THANK YOU TO PABLO'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Sandy Pagnotta, Louann Andres, Shawn Hudson, Karry Rogers, Jayne Newell, Jackie Sorrells, Sandy Pagnotta, Jennifer Batchelder, Craig Cohen, Erin Brooks, Chantelle Matzat, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Allison Triplett, Jackie Sorrells, Mary Cronin, Shirley Shaw, Karen McKeand, Susan Fidler, Kellee Tussing, Wendy and David Henry, Laura Bentley, Jayne Newell, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Debra Frare, Stephanie Slack, Cynthia Duranti, Robin Nyberg, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Sandy Pagnotta, Lauren Radencic, Barbara Burgess, Angie Cagle, Elba Short, Ellen Chokreff, Dan Clauser, Pam Roberts, David Lavine, Alex Leblan, Karen Weldon, Lindy Long, David Lavine, Shaun Statham, Shawn Hudson, Carol Gostomski, David Lavine, Melissa Heiter, Samuel Cook, Dana Barao, Wendy Henry, Yvette Vangelof, Cheryl Scrupski, Gail and Mike Wiggins, Carrie, Kristen and Todd Tenpenny, Pam, Carson and Scott Cotterell and Justin, Pam Roberts, Mona Ray, Denise Heath, Lisa Heslop, Karen McKeand, Janice Hennessy, David Lavine, Carol Gostomski, Sandy Pagnotta, Kathryn Higgins, Linda Neilson, Irene and Peter Havas in memory of darling Happy and Tiny, Jessica Lang, Christy Jo Lightfoot, David Lavine, Carol Nelson, Jayne Newell, Sandra Wendt, Roberta Johnson, Pam Roberts, Sandy Pagnotta, Linda Neilson, Kathy Mars, Pam Roberts, Allison Triplett, Jayne Newell, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Teresa Beament, Nancy Andrews, Pam Roberts, Susan Robison

Pablo

Meet little Pablo, a sweet 9 month old puppy who is being fostered in Fort Worth, TX. Despite multiple tests and over $15,000 in vetting, he's still not out of the woods. He suffers from a tick-borne disease that has impacted his health. Please consider donating toward his expenses.

THANK YOU TO PABLO'S FACEBOOK DONORS!
Katie Giltinan, Mia Buy, Patricia Miller, Leslie Corbell, Christine Flaherty, Natasha Cruz, Kim Maise, Ula Fronczyk, Marsha Butler, Ann Underwood, Alexis Dean Rosales, Taren Hill, Larry Schwartz, Sarah Willey, Beth Tessman, Diane Zammit, Theresa McDivitt, Jill Landers, Liesl Okada, Kari Juul, Julie Mcfarlane, Crystal Dicosola, Lyn Greenspan, Linda Rothrock, Cindy Getchius, Teresa Moore Taylor, April Morrow-Grantham, Sheryl Goad, Crystal Dicosola, Melisa Zaversnik, Pam Begrin, Ann Brown Underwood

Update 8/4/23: Hi all of our pawsome friends!! I wanted to let you know a little bit about Pablo and how he is faring with his new meds. As you might have seen or know from his history, Pablo was at near death when we rescued him. He was flown here to me in Texas after the vets in California could not find answers to his illness. He was immediately taken to the ER close to me to get stabilized and I started my own search. I reached out to his prior owner and it was discovered that he had a strange tick on him when she brought him home. Later, another foster contacted me about Pablo's story mimicking her prior baby and it was found that she had Babesiosis or the tick borne disease Babesia. There are only 2 meds that treat this disease, and she happened to have the magic med that was desperately needed. Needless to say, we contacted her vet and added this antibiotic to his regimen of meds. The rest has brought us to where we are today!

After months of treatment and about 19K in medical costs, Pablo's blood is now normal. What we have remaining are seizures that are being controlled with medication as of today. We had an increase in his meds last month due to break- through seizures. This month we have had a few break throughs, but the household knows what to do to help this little boy through those scary times.

Pablo is a precious little boy that will need a little more time before we decide to allow adoption. He has a follow up visit this upcoming month and we will see what direction his vet might suggest after reviewing his meds and bloodwork.

What I would ask during this time is for our family and friends to please remember our medical babies. All of our babies come to us with many special needs. If were not for all of you, babies such as Pablo would not have our care and an outcome for a life. We are blessed by those of you who donate and/or share our little stories. Donations can always be made here at www.uyr.us by clicking the YELLOW button on the home page. There is also an address at the bottom in case you would like to mail in your donation. Trust me...nothing is too little when it comes to saving these lives. As always, we say ... bless you all and thank you.

Update 6/20/23: Pablo is now on a strict 3 times a day daily regimen of meds for his seizures. We were not seeing much of a difference at first, but we are seeing the meds starting to work better as time goes on. We have had a few issues this past weekend. He was just sitting on the floor in my room, and you could tell he just was not present, and he was not responding to my calls. After picking him up and gently rubbing his head and ears, I could feel his body slowly stopping with the jerking motions and he slowly buried his head under my arm. I think these seizures may give him headaches or maybe the lights affect him.Going into the closet or burying his head is what he tends to do during some of these. He is still a work in progress to learn, but we are learning, and we hope that in time, we reach an outcome that is the absolute best for this little boy's life.

Please remember as always, that we at United Yorkie Rescue have quite a few medically challenged babies. Your donations are so welcomed and such a blessing for these littles. If you are able, we appreciate your donation, and if it's not possible, please share our stories. Thank you all and bless you for loving our little ones!

Update 5/27/23: Pablo has been reviewed by the vet and we are still on observation for neurological disorders. This little one has beat death but the after effects have been arising. The vet says he acts as if he has had a mild case of hydrocephalus. Pablo is very hyper sensitive to touch. He has an unusual gait as well. He does have tics as he will turn his head to the side as if he is trying to bite at something that is not there. He also can be doing something such as eating and in a blink, start growling then run towards any dog whether they are close by or far away. He truy does not mean to do that because I can pick him up and in mid air he will come out of this anger. I immediately take him to his toys and he's just as happy as can be. Even while sleeping he will suddenly growl and attack while he sleeps under the covers. I quietly tell him it's ok, and put my hand on his back and he falls sound asleep again. Luckily all his fur siblings know him and leave him to himself. It's as if they are in tune to his sudden outbursts. We are trying NOT to have to use medication at this moment as he just turned a year old in February. As Pablo has been a miracle baby and fought hard to live for months since a few weeks old, I pray these episodes will pass or resolve in time. I pray we don't see this as just the beginning of behavior changes and he overcomes what life dealt him in his early growth. Pablo is just adorable and he can also be so loving and playful as he's going through his puppy year . UYR has spent a little over $19K for his care. Please keep this angel in your prayers and please please donate, as we have so many in need in our rescue. We love you all and thank you for loving this little baby!!

Update 5/1/23: Time to give an update on this sweet baby! Sweet Pablo is still thriving in our care. Pablo (whom we call Axel) came into our rescue as a baby in critical care. Going back in his history from a puppy, we could only surmise that he had come into the owners home with a tick borne illness, which we came to know as Babesiosis. He suffered high fevers, not able to stand or eat or thrive. He has received over 18K in medical care over the course of his short little life. This has left Pablo with some neuro deficits. He does have times of head and body shakes, he is very hypersensitive to touch and has moments of slight seizures. We are not yet at the point of using seizure meds as we are monitoring those issues for the time being. He is young so we maintain hope that maybe over time this will resolve or we may see increases...so we are on "Pablo time" for now.

Pablo is closely monitored by the foster mom and we most definitely stay in touch with the vet on his needs. He will NEVER EVER be able to have the Leptospirosis vaccine so keeping him in areas where wildlife is limited is also a plus in my home.

Other than medical Pablo is a happy little "terrorist" as we lovingly call him. He is a total lap of love but if you knock on the door or come into you will hear him growling all the way to greet you . He is absolutely a total lover of stuffed toys and loves to play all day.

We always ask that you keep in mind the amount of medical care we offer to give these babies for their care. You are such a big part of the reason why we are able to help these medically challenged babies, such as this little "miracle baby" as the doctors call him. We are not certain if we will be able to adopt Pablo at this time, but please, keep our babies in your hearts and prayers and if you are able, and donate or share their stories so others can see what we are able to do because of you!

Update 3/26/23: I thought I might update everyone regarding precious little 6lb United Yorkie Rescue Pablo. We saw the vet this week and completed his last immunizations with rabies being the last. Pablo did fairly well these past few days. He's been a little under the weather... but all in all is doing ok.

The vet had noticed that Pablo has a quirky little walk and he knows he is very hypersensitive to touch and very jerky in his response. He did see a neuro deficit. He mentioned that possibly he may have had hydrocephalus or even meningitis during his deadly illness when he came into rescue. Pablo does continue to have head shakes or mild focal seizures. We may visit putting him on Keppra for those. He of course continues to play as a little yr old puppy would normally and is just a love bug as well. We are not going to subject him to any more testing. We think at this moment this is the result of whatever tried to take Pablo's life when he came into rescue months ago so so ill. You can follow Pablo's little story and our other babies at www.uyr.us in the Looking for Love section.

Update 2/14/23: Precious Pablo had a great visit with the Internal Medicine Dept. We finally have normal blood work values since November of last year and we also had an ultrasound which shows this baby's insides are no longer diseased and irritated! He does have some "deformities" to his kidneys in the structure, but we do not know if this was due to his horrific infection or a possible birth deficit, as this was noticed upon his first illness when he was with his owner. We just started his immunizations this week, but he will NEVER receive a leptospirosis vaccine due to having such a horrible tick borne bacterial infection he fought off all of these months. In another 2 weeks, he will go back for his rabies and a second set of DHPP...which I utterly dread.. He did react slightly with some head jerking and hypersensitivity to touch after these 1st vaccines, but this foster mom watched him like a hawk.

Pablo's story is long. As a sweet little cuddly puppy, he has fought for months to come to this day! The rescue has spent over 17K to help him see this day. I am so blessed to be a part of such an amazing rescue where we "truly rescue" those babies in such need with big hearts. The most important part of our rescue is our amazing base of followers and donors that help us to make sure each of these babies get their happily ever after. Pablo was a dying 6mth old puppy when his journey first began, and here we are approaching his 1yr Birthday on the 31st and how blessed is he!! Thank you everyone for making his life a purpose. Please donate to www.uyr.us so that we can continue this journey as we have so many littles in need Bless you and thank you! Happy Valentines Pablo and you amazing donors, family, and friends.

Update 1/22/23: Wanted to give you all an update regarding our little 5lb Pablo. We have been on a roller coaster, that's for sure and its taken this long to get some results. Thus sweet baby finally has a downward spiral of his high WBC and RBC's. Although his WBC is still slightly elevated, we are at 18,000!!! That's a far cry from 85,000 when normal range is up to 12,000 for some labs. His RBC is also normalizing along with every value on this baby's panel. Question is ... what was it? We are assuming he was infested with a very bad parasitic bacteria. He had been in California originally and under ER care where he received numerous antibiotics, tests of every kind, transfusions etc., then was sent here for the specialist and the treatment for one of the parasites "babesia". He has since been on a very specific medications that is used to treat MRSP. Pablo had developed a rare skin infection that was antibiotic resistant (MRSP). We immediately cultured that and sent it to labs so they could tell us which antibiotic could work against that infection. He is on his 3rd week of that antibiotic and his skin looks so much better. One thing that was discovered during all of this unknown illness was his insides were very irritated. He did start with a bout of pancreatitis which we resolved at first but his gut looked very angry. We will now address that to see if this has resolved since he has finally made a turn in the right direction. We will see Internal Medicine Specialist the beginning of next month for ultrasounds etc. For those of you that have followed this 10mth old 4lb adorable puppy, we have spent close to $17,000 for his care. We appreciate all of you who have helped us with his care, but I will ask again, that if you can, please donate towards Pablo or any of our sweet babies. We recently brought in about 20 breeder release babies from the Texas and Oklahoma area so any donation is so much appreciated as we need to vet these babies as well.

Pablo is just a very playful adorable puppy. He loves his squeaky stuffed toys and of course his clothes! He is also very very smart!! When I take one off his PJ's I need to have another one ready and he knows when I do the laundry which ones are his LOL. He may be just a little spoiled but he has earned every hug and kiss he gets.

Please donate at www.uyr.us if possible. If a donation is not possible, please share his story as you never know who maybe able to help. Bless you all for loving our babies and thank you for all you do!

To date we've spent $19912.63 on Pablo's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $8895 in donations.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Pablo click here.

Petey

THANK YOU TO PETEY'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Sandy Pagnotta, Dan Clauser, Mary Mays-Delamater, Alex LeBlanc, Barbara Burgess, Cindy McKimm, Dianna Keown, June Matusin, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Gale Young, Jackie Sorrells, Veronica Gonzales, Mona Ray, David and Diana Lavine, Sandy Pagnotta, Carol Nelson, Angie Cagle, Annie Yang, Teresa Beament, Allison Triplett, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Don O'Brien, Barbara Burgess, Elba Short, Ellen Chokreff, Lauren Radencic Angie Cagle, Carol Gostomski

Petey

Meet Petey, a handsome 4.6 pound, 7 year old Yorkie boy being fostered in Sherman, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

THANK YOU TO PETEY'S FACEBOOK DONORS!
Melanie Walters, Zina Kroytor, Barbara Burgess, Nancy Andrews, Karry Rogers, Leslie Corbell, Andrea Oliver, Kathy Thompson, AJ Triplett, Robin Nyberg, Deanna Deanna, Theresa Finerty, Nancy Ann Furr. Stephanie Michelle, Cary Wendt, Carol McNeal, Reggie Campos, Chris Ahern. Sarah Stone, Mary Cronin, Laura Heller, Rob Hall, Katee Capeto, April Van Heule, Angela Jones Wilson, DeAnn Wells-Deutsch, Donna Callenberger, John Raburn, Shirley Wilkinson, Pam Begrin, Debora Johnson, Josh Lytton, Cheryl Mays, Dorothy Underwood, Karry Rogers

PUPDATE 9-1-2023: Petey is, in one word, ADORABLE! His birthday is 6-14-2016; he weighs 4.8; and he is 100% ready to find his new home. He is up to date on his shots, has a microchip, and is neutered, so all you have to do is love him! He is the perfect example of a handsome male Yorkie. He has gorgeous hair with long beard and hair that does not tangle. His black color shines like ebony. He is very cooperative with whatever you want to do and minds so well, once he knows what you want from him. Although, coming from a situation where he was not well cared for, he has no teeth, but boy can he put away that dry kibble! He eats Hills kidney diet to prevent kidney stones and loves the drops we use for his eyes to keep them clear. He is so very sweet. He will ask you to pick him up to be on the couch with you to snuggle close. He does like to be covered with his blankey except for his head. He does not want to miss one minute of the cuddling. He currently sleeps in a pay pen in his dog bed, but he loves to nap with you on the couch, so would be very happy to sleep in the big be at night. He has a funny little voice when he gets excited to eat or get a cookie, which sounds like a cross between a grumble and talking to you and will bob his head for emphasis to be sure you get what he is saying. He is a funny little guy and loves to be close to his people. He is comfortable with both men and women, but no children under 12 please or big dogs. We would not want this perfect little boy to be stepped on. He gets along with all his foster siblings, but he is rather independent and would be OK as an only dog. He would really like a new home where someone is with him most of the day. Are you ready to have Petey's heartbeat at your feet? He will follow you everywhere. To apply to be Petey's lucky forever home, please visit our website at www.unitedyorkierescue.org and fill out an adoption application. Someone will get in touch with you!

Update 8/10/23: Petey is 7 years old, with a birthdate of 6/14/16, and is the cutest little boy ever. He minds very well, and appears to be exceptionally smart. This little one weighs 4.4 and is the sweetest boy. He is timid to start, but when he is really comfortable, he will fall totally in love with you. He loves to be helped up on the couch with you to lay closely beside you. Sometimes he will crawl into your lap and just sit and gaze lovingly into your eyes. He just melts your heart.

Petey has not had it very easy since coming to rescue. He weighed 4.6, but lost a lot of weight during his illness. He developed bladder stones and had to have surgery. He is doing well, and it has been two weeks since then and he is completely recovered with excellent test results. He is one happy, healthy little man and oh so sweet! He has had his dental, microchip, and neuter. He is up to date on all his veterinary needs and vaccinations. He is totally recovered and ready to find someone to love him. He will be on a prescription diet to keep him healthy. He loves dry kibble, even though he has no teeth. He's knows what he likes and totally rejects any soft diets. He has a wonderful appetite. He is very cooperative with being bathed and brushed and has a very cooperative nature.

Petey will not be adopted to a home with large dogs or children under 12 due to his small size, and since he does follow you everywhere, we wouldn't want him to be stepped on.

If you have questions, please contact the foster home listed below.

Update 7/16/23: This weekend has been so busy for United Yorkie Rescue!! Our sweet foster Petey was rushed to the ER yesterday. He was not eating, had dropped 1/2lb and was extremely dehydrated. Xrays showed his bladder full of stones and he was blocked. His kidney values showed he was in distress. We started to get him stable for surgery this am but he started to decline with his heartrate dropping into the high 30's. I contacted foster mom and asked her to get to his side to see if this would help... and these pictures told the story. His heart rate jumped from 49 to 79 when she called his name and with his bonded sister Paris, it was the best medicine. He has his favorite blanket and we're hoping surgery can be done soon. He's connected to a continual EKG, a catheter was used to push the stones up allowing urine to flow at the moment and he's on fluid to help with his severe dehydration. Again, his heartrate is fluctuating and his glucose now is dropping. Please keep this angel in your prayers. Petey's vet bill is at 6k with surgery so we ask for our rescue angels to please donate and share this post!! Bless you all!! Donation accepted at www.uyr.us...yellow DONATE button.

Initial Bio 6/30/23: Petey is the most handsome 8 year old, 4 pound yorkie who is looking for his forever home. He is calm, loving, and loves his naps almost as much as he loves a good piece of cheese. Awesome car rider, great with other dogs of any size and humans of all ages and sizes. Due to his tiny size, it is recommended that he is in a home with gentle children, if any.

His foster mom calls him the Fabio of dogs pictures surely dont do this boy justice as he is simply the most handsome little man around.

Certainly not your typical grumpy old man, he sits sweetly for nail trims and hair brushing. Hes happy to sleep next to you or in his own dog bed.

His quirky little smile with tongue out is the cutest thing! He had what was likely his first ever dental when he came into our care, he only had 4 teeth and they were infected and had to be removed. It hasnt slowed him down one bit enjoying soft meals and of course, a little piece of cheese every now and then too!

Send in your application for Petey, he wont last long. Hes just too perfect!

To date we've spent $13266.34 on Petey's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $2867 in donations.

For more information, contact my foster parents at: jackie1147@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Petey click here.

Precious

To date we've spent $2933.51 on Precious's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $200 in donations.

Precious

Meet Precious, a sweet 8-10 year old, 11 pound Yorkie girl being fostered in Killeen, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

THANK YOU TO PRECIOUS' RESCUE ANGELS!
Donna Gantt, Dan Clauser

7/9/23 Pupdate: The perfectly sweet and loveable Precious is looking for her furever home. Precious is actually super precious. She is so playful, potty trained, and gets along with fosters dogs. Precious loves outdoors, is playful in the yard, and is very good on a leash. She also sleeps on most car rides, very calm. She is heartworm negative. During her medical evaluation, it was determined sweet Precious has Stage 1 mammary cancer. She had successful surgery to remove mammary chains and to be spayed. Miss Precious will be on a chemo pill lifelong, which is very inexpensive, and a checkup once a year. She has had no side effects from the chemo pill. Her furever home should be with a retired person or someone who works from home, with no children under 12. This sweetheart is a cuddler, loves to be petted, and loved on, and looks forward to a furever loving home.

5/23/23 Initial Bio: Meet adorable Precious!! Precious came from a local shelter as an owner surrender. She is a beautiful 8-10 year old girl that weighs 9lbs pounds and is a total sweetheart. You just absolutely melt when you look at this sweet face! Precious is house trained and gets along with foster moms 4 doggies and another foster. Precious loves to go outside and truly loves to walk all around the yard getting her sniffs and smells all in. We are currently completing Precious medical work. Once done, she will be ready for her furever! If you feel you have the home to offer this sweet baby girl, please complete the application below this bio. She will truly bring love to someone's heart .

For more information, contact my foster parents at: txyorkie46@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Precious click here.

Rio aka Lil Bear

Rio

Meet adorable Rio, a 8.5 year old, 4 pound Yorkie boy being fostered in Cedar Park, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

THANK YOU TO RIO'S RESCUE ANGELS!
David and Diana Lavine

Initial Bio 8/23/23: Look at all of my cuteness! My name is Rio and I'm new to United Yorkie Rescue. I came from a flea market sadly but a wonderful lady rescued me and reached out to this awesome rescue group. I am a mere 4lbs and they think I'm about 8yrs old. I was told I was a breeder and I think I must have been good at it because let's face it I am cute!! Since I was a breeder, they didn't take good care of me because I have lost all of my teeth, but trust me I love food and treats and I can eat just as good as anyone else. I am seeing the vet this week so standby, because I will soon be ready for my best forever home. If you think I may be good for your lap and you like kisses, well then fill out the application below. Ohh,and if you can remember, please send a little donation my way or maybe even for my sisters, we need a lot of vetting since we never have been, whatever that is, and you know girls, they are expensive . Thank you all!!

To date we've spent $710.72 on Rio's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $50 in donations.

For more information, contact my foster parents at: jackie1147@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Rio click here.

Sugar Baby

THANK YOU TO SUGAR BABY'S RESCUE ANGELS!
Keme Chambers, Evelyn Greer, Evelyn Greer, Sandy Pagnotta

Sugar Baby

Meet Sugar Baby, a precious 3-4 year old, 10 pound Yorkie girl being fostered in Georgetown, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

Initial Bio 8/26/23: Sugar Baby is the perfect name for this sweet sweet 3-4 year old 10lbs of love and hugs. Sugar Baby wandered into the back yard of this kind lady and was in very sad condition after what seems to be a recent pregnancy. She spent a month with this family and they tried their best to find her family. They posted everywhere and let folks come over to make sure that wasnt their lost baby. After a month they decided they would see if she would fit in their family. They recently got a large dog that is 1.5 years and very playful but one day they walked in the room and saw the large dog with her mouth around Sugar Babys neck wanting to play. They knew that situation wasnt in the best interest of either dog so they reached out to UYR and we were so happy to bring Sugar Baby into our rescue. She is so sweet and kind that we cant wait to see which new family will be the lucky one to give her a furever home.

Sugar Baby has been in rescue one week and everyday we see her adjusting beautifully to the big world that she has never seen. She is great around her foster siblings including an Old English Sheepdog, a yorkie and a gentle shitzu /poodle. She is a little skittish with new sounds and banging since it appears she may have been a breeder baby that was possibly dumped when they found out she is heart worm positive. That of course would pass on to her babies.

She is up to date on all vaccines and has begun her heart worm treatment that is expected to have a positive outcome so she can can give a new family all the love she has in her heart. Sugar Baby is potty trained and of course sleeps with 2 other siblings on her foster mom's and dad's bed.

This little girl knows nothing but kindness and love. It takes her a little more time to get used to men but she is taking it slow with foster dad and everyday she gets closer and closer. Because we arent sure how she is around small children adoptions would be best with children 12 and over.

If you think this sweet girl would be a wonderful new addition to your family please see below to complete and application.

To date we've spent $604.1 on Sugar Baby's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $125 in donations.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Sugar Baby click here.

Tater

To date we've spent $0 on Tater TX's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $0 in donations.

Tater TX

Meet Tater, a handsome 2 year old, 3 pound Yorkie boy being fostered in McKinney, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

Initial Bio 9/22/23: Hello United Yorkie Rescue family and friends!

My name is Tater and I am one of the fortunate fabulous 5 that were rescued from a breeder surrender. We were all so ecstatic that UYR had room and was able to find Foster Families for us.

I landed at Stickhorse Ranch here in McKinney. Foster Mom doesnt know much about me other than the breeder said I was 2-3 years old. They told her that I am a Stardust Yorkie whatever that is. I weighed in at 3.4 pounds and everything is so scary right now. FM tells me that I will have my very own Cinderfella Fairy Tale ending in the future and I just do not know what she means by that. I guess time will tell.

So watch for an updated biography in the near future as we all figure each other out. You can email FM at stickhors@gmail with any questions.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Tater TX click here.

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

Theo

Meet Theo, a handsome 2 year old, 4 pound Yorkie boy being fostered in Georgetown, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

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

To fill out the adoption application for Theo click here.

Willow Grace

To date we've spent $1076.88 on Willow Grace's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $50 in donations.

Willow Grace

Meet Willow Grace, a beautiful little 8.5 year old, 4 pound Yorkie girl being fostered in Sherman, TX. DUE TO WILLOW GRACE'S HEALTH ISSUES, WE ARE NOT ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS AT THIS TIME. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

THANK YOU TO WILLOW GRACE'S RESCUE ANGELS!
David and Diana Lavine

Initial Bio 8/23/23: Look at what someone found at the flea market...me!! My name is Willow Grace and I'm also new to United Yorkie Rescue. I came from a flea market sadly but a wonderful lady rescued me and reached out to this awesome rescue group. I am also a mere 4lbs and they think I'm about 8yrs old. I was told I was a breeder and I think I must have been good at it because let's face it I am so so cute!! Like my sister and brother, since I was a breeder, they didn't take good care of me because I have been busy having puppies. They say my teeth may need some work and we aren't sure yet, but I need some work, whatever that means. I just am so lovable and just want to be with these humans and give kisses. I was really scared at first, but this attention and food is just really nice!! I am seeing the vet this week so standby, because I will soon be ready for my best forever home. If you think you like kisses and would like to share your lap with me and maybe even your bed, well then fill out the application below. Oh, and yes, since there were 3 of us if you can remember, please send a little donation my way or maybe even for my sister or brother, we need a lot of vetting since we never have been, whatever that is. I just know my foster mom says they can be expensive. I would love to be someone's furever so thank you for your app and donation!