LOOKING FOR LOVE

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

All adopters must be 25 years of age. Your adoption application will be processed as quickly as possible. It is UYR's mission to get the perfect home for our beloved Yorkshire Terriers.

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

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




Please ask my mom for more pics!

I love to play!
Florida
Cody

Cody is a sweet Yorkie-mix boy weighing 16.2 pounds. He is 5 years old and is being fostered in Umatilla, FL.

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

THANK YOU TO CODY'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta

Updated Bio 3/21/23: Cody is a 5 year old boy that is ready to play and wants lots of love. He wants to please, but maybe he hasn't had enough structure in the past so we are working on boundaries. He has been working on walking on a leash without pulling and is doing much better. Although he loves most dogs, he gets too excited around them. I feel that he would be happier as an only dog or with a very calm playmate.

Cody sleeps in his crate at night and seems to really enjoy it! He is a little skittish around men, but does warm up to them once he feels lots of love and kindness. He is excited to spend the rest of his life rewarding a lucky family with endless kisses! Cody does have some vetting to get taken care of, so he will be available soon afterwards. We will update again after that visit.

Initial Bio 3//12/23: Cody just came to United Yorkie Rescue as an owner surrender. He appears to be a very sweet boy who loves to give kisses. As we learn more about Cody we will update you all soon.


To date we've spent $0 on Cody's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $25 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Cody click here.
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I am such a good boy!

I love to play!
Florida
Moses

Moses is a sweet Yorkie boy weighing 12 pounds. He is 10 years old and is being fostered in Boca Raton, FL.

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

b>THANK YOU TO MOSES' RESCUE ANGELS!

Judith Mercer, Tamra M Craft, Caryn Levine, Sandy Pagnotta, Stephanie Slack, Debra Frare, Norma Dorsett

Updated Bio 3/23/23: Moses is an affectionate and sweet, floppy-eared Yorkie with a long tail! He is getting along nicely with all of the other animals in the house! He likes being around the other dogs and ignores the cat who will, from time to time, hiss at him. Moses has just started playing with toys and loves to go on long walks. He has a good appetite and has gained some weight, which the vet says is good! He is blind in one eye secondary to a traumatic event at some point in his life, but he doesnt seem to have any trouble navigating. He will not do stairs! Moses is currently taking Thyro-tabs for his hypothyroidism, which he will need for the rest of his life. The monthly cost of this is approximately $1.50 on chewy.com or 1800petmeds.com.

He is recovering nicely from ear and skin dermatitis, which we commonly see in stray dogs. We will be scheduling Moses to be neutered as soon as he gets over his cough. We are still working on house training Moses. For now, he is wearing a belly band, but we are hoping this will be very temporary. He has rarely peed in the belly band, so he is doing pretty well. He has separation anxiety and wants to be around people. He would do best with someone that works from home, is retired, or spends much time at home.

He is a loving boy, not high maintenance, and is absolutely delightful! If you are looking for a loving companion that will quietly follow you around the house, Moses would be great for you!

Initial Bio 3/15/23: Moses is an estimated 10 year old 12lb. sweet boy just got his freedom ride to United Yorkie Rescue from the shelter as a stray. He is super affectionate, sweet little guy. He likes to go on walks with you, and walks well on the leash. Moses has the typical older dog conditions such as cataracts, and needs a good dental cleaning, but overall he is a spunky happy little guy who would love to meet you! Stay tuned as foster parents learn more about him.

Adoption Pending

To date we've spent $670.94 on Moses's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $374.5 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Moses click here.
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Look at that cute face!

I am TOO CUTE!
Florida
Sofie

Sofie is a sweet Yorkie girl weighing 8 pounds. She is 1-2 years old and is being fostered in Clearwater, FL.

Sofie must be adopted within 150 miles of Clearwater, Florida.

THANK YOU TO SOFIE'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta, Nestor Sanchez, Linda Woody, Melody Urso, Shawn Hudson, Linda Woody, Allison Triplett, Wendy Fuhrmaneck

THANK YOU TO SOFIE'S FACEBOOK DONORS!

Susan Davis Alexa Socha, Beth Tessman, Stephani Warfield-Poston, Angela Miller, Sandy W Monticelli, Karry Rogers, Taren Hill, Ann Underwood

Updated bio 3/26/23: Hurricane Ian came ashore September 23, 2022, and made a major impact on Floridas southwest coast. Fort Myers took the brunt of the blow. Not only did people lose their homes, the animals suffered too. United Yorkie Rescues Sofie is one of those animals.

Sofie is a puppy mill survivor from Fort Myers. She is about 2 years old. Sofie has received good reports from the veterinarian and has been spayed and chipped. However, Sofie's emotional state is an area of growth.Sofie has let us know she likes men over women. Women appear to scare her. We speculate that she was likely abused by a woman while she was in the puppy mill. She allows her foster dad to pet her but not foster mom. She is terrified of a crate, harness, and leash. She does not like people behind her.

She is doing well in house training with the help of a fenced backyard. She loves lying in the sun. Sofie does not interact with the resident dogs. Shes does not come to be picked up, she does not cuddle and she does not make a sound, not a bark or whine. It takes time for Sofie to allow herself to be touched or petted. Despite this, Sofie has not bit, nipped, or growled at anyone. It is evident that Sofie has experienced significant trauma.

Please remember, this sweet girl needs a lot of patience, understanding and love. A single male or a male/female home is best. Sofie needs someone willing to give her time to help her become the wonderful little girl we know she can be. Sofie is a very special little girl and we know the right person or couple is out there. Could that be you?

Updated bio 2/18/23: Hello and thank you to everyone following Sofie's progress. Her vet appointments went fine and so did her blood work. Her spaying and chipping was completed this week. The vet says she is physically very healthy. Sofie is more of a homebody. She loves sitting and watching everything around her. Sofie is also good with other dogs.

Her emotional state is an area for growth. This little beautiful angel is very shy and introverted. She will let us finally touch her and pet her but it has taken 6 weeks. She does not bite, nip or even growl. We do not know what type of physical trauma she has endured.

Requirements for Sofie's forever home:

* She cannot be crated.

* She loves the fenced back yard so she must have a yard.

* We have taught her to wear a harness but she does not like anyone walking behind her.

* The most important thing for the perfect family for her will be patience. It will take time for her to trust.

Many people want a dog they can immediately take home and cuddle. Sofie is not that type of dog. For this reason we are restricting her adoption to 150 miles or less from her foster home. Sofie is beautiful and will be a very loyal sweet dog for a long time to the right person, couple or family. But she will a lot of love and understanding.

Updated Bio 2/4/23: Update on Ms Sofie: Hello everyone who is keeping up with Sofie's search for her furever home. This is the very latest information on her. As of today she has been with us 3 weeks. She is making progress and will now allow us both to pet her and she sleeps in the bed and gets along well with the other dogs and she is partially house trained. She is still very shy and skittish. She does not nip or bite but she doesn't really like to be picked up. Please if you're interested in this sweet little girl remember she has gone through some sort of trauma.

There are several things about her that will need to be a requirement.

1) The first is she has to have a backyard to run free. She doesn't like leash walking not because she doesn't like the leash but she doesn't like anyone behind her.

2) She can absolutely not be in a home with small children and most of all this dog cannot be put in a crate.

3) Ideally she would be best suited to someone who works from home or is retired.

She does well with other dogs. We do not know how she would do with a cat. If you're looking for a dog that can travel with you this is not the dog at least not at this point. I ask that anyone considering this dog remember. It will take a lot of patience to earn her trust. It doesn't matter if you're male or female, she has trust issues with humans. We have no doubt she will be a fantastic dog to the right family. She is very quiet and is no trouble and the vet says she is extremely healthy and a pure breed yorkie. If you fit all these requirements and you have the patience and understanding that with time Sofie will love you furever, please complete an application.

Updated bio 1/16/23: Hello Everyone, I am Sofie, a puppy mill survivor from Ft. Myers during the Hurricane. My new Foster parents just picked me up on 1/14/2023 and are caring for me. Because of my history not a lot is known about me but my new parents are going to take me to the vet. I am very shy, I don't like to be touched unless I approach you. I do not bite or nip and I am very sweet but sadly I have learned humans are not as sweet as animals so I am cautious. Due to my past experiences I must be adopted to a household where all the children are over the age of 12.

I love the outdoors and other dogs, wherever I end up living I really hope there is a fenced backyard. Please note that even though I am a cute young dog (about 2) that I will take a lot of patience and my parents would like to find someone no more than 150 miles away who has experience with Yorkies because I am a pure breed with all the mannerisms that come with that.

Please feel free to reach out to my parents with questions but until my upcoming vet visit this is the most current and accurate information on me. I will not be available for adoption till my vet visit, shots, and nurturing are complete along with my socialization that my family is working with me on.

Initial Bio 1/4/23: Sofie just came to United Yorkie Rescue as an Owner Surrender. Stay tuned as we learn more about her.


To date we've spent $611.72 on Sofie's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $715 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Sofie click here.
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Please email my foster mom to ask for more pics.

I am TOO CUTE!
Florida
Suzie

Suzie is a sweet Yorkie-mix girl weighing 10.2 pounds. She is 5 years old and is being fostered in Umatilla, FL.

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

THANK YOU TO SUZIE'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta, Cindy McKimm

Updated bio 3/21/23: Suzie is a pure love. She loves snuggles and lots of kisses. She has good manners and appears to be potty trained outside and on pads. She can be quite bossy with other dogs as she seems to be seeking attention from them and the humans. She does play well with same size dogs. She just wants the spotlight and lots of petting. Suzie would do well as an only dog.

She LOVES stuffed toys.... we woke up to lots of "snow" in the living room and a stuffed lamb chop which no longer has a face. Suzie does still have some vetting that needs to be done and we will update her bio again after that visit.

Initial Bio 3/12/23: Suzie just came to United Yorkie Rescue from an owner surrender. She is very sweet and loving. She has long skinny legs and a beautiful little face mask. As we learn more about her we will keep you all updated.


To date we've spent $0 on Suzie's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $35 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Suzie click here.
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Georgia
Luna

Meet Luna an 18lb, 2 year old Merle Havanese being fostered in Suwanee, GA

THANK YU TO LUNA'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Susanne Bagby, Sandy Pagnotta

Updated Bio 3/26/23

Luna was surrendered by a family who didnt have the time and attention for a young dog . So far we have observed that she bonds quickly and loves to be with her person. She is up to date on all care and just got a fresh haircut. Lina has been doing good on her house training. She has had only one accident in the house so far. Foster parents had company over to their house this weekend for a visit and Luna was not on her best behavior. She barked at the guest and seemed to be on gaurd. We are unsure why she felt threatened. Sometimes dogs that have been surrendered feel abandoned and quickly bond with their Foster Parents and dont want to have to go anywhere else so they act up if they are unsure what is happening. She has only been in her Foster home for 9 days. Lunas Foster Parents will continue to work with her and introduce her to new people and situations to make sure Luna learns what is acceptable behavior. If your interested in this beautiful girl and willing to work with her to help her feel safe and comfortable please fill out an application at www.uyr.us or for any questions email us at mandymsmith1@yahoo.com.

Initial Bio 3/19/23

This beautiful girl has just came into Rescue. She was surrendered by a family who didnt have the time and attention for a young doggie. So far we have observed that she bonds quickly and loves to be with her person. She is up to date on all care and just got a fresh haircut. She is doing great in her foster home. Stay tuned as we get to know more about this sweet girl. If your interested please fill out an application or for any questions send an email. Thank you.


To date we've spent $138.21 on Luna's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $60 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: MandyMSmith1@yahoo.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Luna click here.
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Holly
Illinois
Holly (AKA Lucille)

Meet Holly, a sweet 6 year old, 13 pound Yorkie Mix girl being fostered in Ava,IL. Only IL residents will be considered.

THANK YOU TO HOLLY'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Marianna Pazik, Sandy Pagnotta

3/5/23 Update: Holly is in the final stage of treatment for heartworms. She has been absolutely terrific! She eats well and takes her meds. Her last two injections were difficult and required an overnight stay at the vet to see if she would have any reaction. Wonderful news! No reaction, but they did send her home with some pain meds and a small shaved area on her spine. Once we get through this, she will be scheduled for her spay and remaining vaccinations. Holly is a very happy little girl and loves attention. You only have to look at her and that little tail starts wagging like crazy! She needs to be adopted with Noel as they are a bonded pair. They fuss at each other once in a while, but get along great. However they do not like other dogs. They love being outdoors so a large fenced yard is a must. They also love walks and would like to chase a squirrel or two occasionally. If you are looking for endless love, these two little ladies might be just for you! Contact foster mom at yorkiefostermom04@gmail.com with any questions.

2/4/23 Update: Holly had a wellness check at the vet today. She is 13 lbs. and doing great. She has completed the first round of her heartworm treatment. Round two is scheduled for Feb. 27th and 28th. Once we get through the heartworm treatment, she will be scheduled for her spay. Holly is a very happy little girl but does not get along well with other dogs, with the exception of her best fur buddy, Noel. Holly and Noel are a bonded pair and must be adopted together.

Holly loves to go outdoors on the leash for a walk. Squirrels are extremely interesting little furry things and she would love to chase them if she had the opportunity. She needs a well fenced yard. Holly and Noel need an adult home with lots of love and attention. They are both extremely loving and will make wonderful companions. For more information, contact foster mom at yorkiefostermom04@gmail.com

1/2/22 Initial Bio: Holly is an adorable little Yorkie mix, about 6 years old and 13 pounds. She and her companion, Noel, were found abandoned and were scheduled for euthanasia when United Yorkie Rescue was contacted to pull them from the shelter. At the present time, Holly is undergoing treatment for heartworms. Once the heartworms are gone, she will undergo surgery for spay and removal of some mammary tumors. At that time we will also complete her vaccinations. She is a very happy little girl and her tail never stops wagging. Holly is extremely affectionate and loving. She loves walks on the leash and like her companion is very interested in the area squirrels. If you are interested in adopting Holly and her companion, Noel, please complete an application at www.unitedyorkierescue.org

Any questions can be sent to her foster mom at yorkiefostermom04@gmail.com


To date we've spent $248.95 on Holly (AKA Lucille)'s vet bills, but with your support we've collected $40 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: yorkiefostermom04@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Holly (AKA Lucille) click here.
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Noel
Illinois
Noel (AKA Agnes)

Meet Noel, a sweet 4 year old, 19 pound Yorkie Mix girl being fostered in Ava,IL. Only IL residents will be considered.

THANK YOU TO NOEL'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Marianna Pazik, Sandy Pagnotta

Update 3/5/23: Noel had her spay and did amazing! She also got her microchip and all remaining vaccinations except for Lyme, which she will get soon. She is an extremely happy little lady and loves to lie with her feet and head on your lap when you sit on the sofa. Because Noel and Holly are a bonded pair, they must be adopted together. They fuss at each other once in a while but get along great, although they do not like other dogs. They love walks and being outdoors. For this reason, they need a large fenced yard. If you would like a lot of love, these little ladies might be perfect for you! For questions, email foster mom at yorkiefostermom04@gmail.com

Update 2/4/23: Noel had a wellness checkup at the vet today. She is doing great. Weight is 19 lbs. so she is a bigger girl, but so affectionate and sweet. She and her sister, Holly are a bonded pair and will only be adopted together. Noel is the younger of the two and has a lot of energy and is very playful. She loves to go outdoors for a walk on the leash, but would really like to be free to chase a squirrel or two. Noel does not get along well with other dogs outside of her best friend, Holly. She has not been around children since Ive had her, but she needs to be in a home with no small children. She needs a well fenced yard as she is very inquisitive. We are hoping to get her spay scheduled soon. If you have abundant love to give in a quiet adult home, Noel and Holly would be great companions! Email foster mom at yorkiefostermom04@gmail.com for additional information.

Initial Bio 1/2/22: Noel is a sweet Yorkie mix about 4 years old and 19 pounds. She and her little companion were found abandoned. They were scheduled for euthanasia when United Yorkie Rescue was contacted to pull them from the shelter. Noel will go in for a spay as soon as we can get it scheduled and finish up her vaccinations. She loves walks on the leash and is very interested in the area squirrels. She is housebroken and will be looking for a forever home for herself and her companion, Holly as they are a bonded pair. If you think you might want to adopt Noel and her companion, please complete an application at www.unitedyorkierescue.org

Any questions can be sent to her foster mom at yorkiefostermom04@gmail.com


To date we've spent $378.65 on Noel (AKA Agnes)'s vet bills, but with your support we've collected $40 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: yorkiefostermom04@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Noel (AKA Agnes) click here.
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Gus

Gus before grooming
Missouri
Gus

Meet Gus, an approximate 3 Year Old, 12 lb. Yorkie being fostered in Kansas City, MO. Only Kanas City, MO residents or neighboring towns within a 50 mile radius will be considered.

THANK YOU TO GUS' RESCUE ANGELS!

Mike Rosenberg

3/22/23 Update: Gus is slowly making forward progress! While he's still unsure and scared of human touch, he's starting to play with toys and is getting along well with the 2 resident dogs and his foster sister! He's learning to be part of the pack. Gus has a great appetite and greatly appreciates his meals. He's is still working on housetraining and will absolutely require a securely fenced yard as he is a flight risk.

While Gus is making progress, he will still need time to fully decompress and get comfortable with humans before he's adoption ready. Stay tuned for updates from his foster family!

Initial Bio 3/11/23: Gus was rescued when a resident of a neighboring town reached out for assistance about a small dog that had been hanging out by her house for 4 days. This tiny dirt road town has several puppy mill/backyard breeders, and we believe he is from one of them. He arrived so matted that he could not even see as mats covered his face. His entire body was covered in thick mats and his abdomen was covered with tarry clumps. He is very scared of people, so will need some time to decompress from his prior experience and learn to trust that human hands and touches are safe.

Gus is up to date on vaccines, dental and is now neutered.

We will take it very slow with him and allow time for Gus to decompress. We estimate him to be around 3 years old.


To date we've spent $100 on Gus's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $100 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: kcyorkiemom2@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Gus click here.
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Izzy
Missouri
Izzy

Clear the runway, here comes super Diva Izzy, a beautiful 7 pound, 3 year old yorkie girl who will be fostered in Missouri. Only residents within a 100 mile radius will be considered.

THANK YOU TO IZZY'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Catherine Miller, Julie Weigert, Dan Clauser, Sandra Bosley

2/27/23 Izzy is a three-year old, 7.5 pound purebred Yorkie. She is very playful and energetic. She has been through some major changes in her life lately. Izzy was very attached to her Dad and when he passed away a few months ago, her Mom went to stay with some family members. As a result, Izzy has developed some behavior issues and her Mom felt she would be happier with a fresh start in a new environment. She has only just come into foster care and will need medical and behavioral evaluation to determine the kind of home environment she will thrive in. She currently is having some aggression issues and Izzy will not be available for adoption until we have had an opportunity to complete these evaluations and whatever medical treatment and/or behavior modifications are recommended.

*Only applications within 100 miles of Kansas City, MO will be considered.

Initial Bio 2/18/23: Izzy is a beautiful & spunky 7 pound, three-year-old pup with a huge personality. Izzy is a pure bred Yorkie that was purchased from a breeder when she was 8 weeks old by a couple that loved her. Sadly, Izzys Dad passed away a few months ago and her mom has been staying with family. Izzy has developed a significant amount of anxiety following her dads passing and has been misbehaving. Issy is a very playful, energetic and athletic little girl. Her mom recently decided that Issy needed to be in an environment that would be better suited to her age and personality.

Please be sure to follow Izzy as she receives a full medical evaluation, and her foster family gets to know her better.

Adoption Pending

To date we've spent $477.7 on Izzy's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $730 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: kcyorkiemom2@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Izzy click here.
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Tennessee
Cash

Cash is a 2 year old Yorkie Poo mix who weighs 11 pounds. He is being fostered in Murfreesboro, TN.

Cash will need to be adopted no more than 200 miles from his foster home. Applications greater than 200 miles will be considered if its the right fit for Cash.

THANK YOU TO CASH'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Juan Morales, Sandy Pagnotta

Updated Bio 3/29/23

Cash has continued to do well even though he has a cast on his left leg. Poor Cash, his legfracture is not healing well, and he will need corrective surgery. This sweet boy will need to have hardware placed in his little leg to correct the severe fracture he sustained when he was hit by a car. The orthopedic surgery is scheduled for early April. His recovery will continue for 4-6 weeks. At this time, he is not ready for adoption but will be as soon as he is back on his four legs.

We are kindly requesting for your donations that would help for his care. Please consider clicking on the PayPal button at the UYR website to donate. The surgery will be very expensive but needed to give Cash his best life.

Those interested in more information and updates on Cash we encourage you to go to the home page www.unitedyorkierescue.org or email the foster dad at jam4bama@unitedyorkierescue.org.

Updated Bio 3/3/23

Poor Cash came to us on 02/24/2023 from a shelter after being treated at an emergency room for a broken left leg. He was hit by a car. Cash does have a cast but is moving around very well. Cash visited the veterinarian on 02/28/2023 and received his vaccinations and a microchip. Cash was negative for heartworms, other parasites and his blood work looked good.

Cash is scheduled to be neutered in the next coming week. X-rays of his left leg and a consultation with an Orthopedics veterinarian is also scheduled. Cash is not on any special diet and is tolerating adult dog dry food well.

Cash is a loving little boy who has been getting along famously with his foster brothers and sister. He has only had a few accidents in the house, and we are working on his potty training and once he gets neutered, we believe we will see improvement.

At this time Cash is not ready for adoption due to the special care needed to take care of his broken leg. Please consider clicking on the PayPal button at the UYR website to donate to his care.

Those interested in more information and updates on Cash we encourage you to go to the home page www.unitedyorkierescue.org or email the foster dad at jam4bama@unitedyorkierescue.org.

Initial Bio 2/27/23

Cash came into rescue Friday due to a shelter reaching out because he has a broken left leg and needs special care to get all healed up to find him the best home. We arent sure about what happened to cause the broken leg but a shelter is no place to heal. He will be getting all the special care he needs and will heal in his loving foster home until he is ready for adoption. Please consider clicking on the paypal button below to donate to his care. Will update soon when we learn more about Cashs personality.


To date we've spent $1189.84 on Cash 's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $69.39 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: jam4bama@unitedyorkierescue.org.

To fill out the adoption application for Cash click here.
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Tennessee
Chrissy

Chrissy is a 9yr old (estimated) yorkie who weighs 7.5lbs being fostered near Ashland City,TN.

THANK YOU TO CHRISSY'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta, Holly Keller

Updated Bio 3/19/23

Chrissy had her drs appointment and did very well with surgery. She is now spayed and has had her mammary tumor removed and sent off for a biopsy. Her ear infections have all cleared up and she did lose her two remaining teeth during the dental. The first day after surgery was rough as we are sure she was super sore but now she is back to her happy self.

Initial Bio 2/27/23

Chrissy was taken to the shelter who reached out to us due to her needing special Vet care. She has a few rotten teeth left. She has a mammary tumor, ear infections and has tape worms. Her bloodwork is good and she is heartworm negative. She has seen our Vet today and was treated for the tapeworms, sent home with medication for her ears and she received and antibiotic shot. She is scheduled on March 15th for her mammary tumor removal and dental and spay. We will update shortly after. So far this little girl is super sweet and loves to follow her person. She is the perfect lap dog and rides well in a car.

Adoption Pending

To date we've spent $994.74 on Chrissy's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $50 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Chrissy click here.
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Tennessee
Missy Lou

Missy Lou is a 12 year old (estimated) 8.4lb yorkie girl being fostered near Ashland City, Tn

THANK YOU TO MISSYS RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta

Updated Bio 2/28/23

Missy Lou is doing great! She loves her routine and she loves to be held and petted. Missy will give so much love. She is anxiously awaiting to meet her adopter on the 17th of March. Until then, she will get the best love and care at Foster Moms.

Updated Bio 1/11/23: Missy Lou has settled into her foster home. She is up to date on all care and is now ready for a Forever Home. Missy is extremely timid. She is blind and is missing one eye. She gets around fine but treads very cautiously so she doesnt run into anything. She does shake some but loves to be held and will give kisses. Missy will use the potty pads in her open pen but will have accidents. Missy Lou was adopted by her previous mom from another Rescue. We think Missy Lou was used for breeding and hasnt had much human interaction. Her mom passed away due to cancer she was on hospice when she reached out for United Yorkie Rescue to take Missy to find her the perfect home. She only had her a year and was sick most of it so Missy Lou didnt get the special attention she needed to help her be spoiled and pampered for the rest of her Senior days. If you feel in your heart that you can give Missy Lou that please email Foster Mom at mandymsmith1@yahoo.com, or you can fill out an application for her.

She really is a sweetheart and would do well as an only dog or with other dogs but needs lap attention.

Initial Bio 11/8/22. Missy Lou came into rescue due to her mommy passing away. Her mom rescued her about a year ago. She reached out to us while she was in hospice and asked if we would take Missie in when she passed and of course we wanted to help. Missy is a very chill girl. She has one eye. We are not sure what had happened to cause this since it happened before she was adopted. She is blind in the other eye. She seems to hear and has been going potty on pee pads in the house. She will go outside when you take her. Missy rides well in the car. So far we haven't heard a bark. She loves being held and petted. She does have some dry skin issues right now. We are working on this with special medicated baths till she is all better. She doesn't mind other dogs. If you feel in your heart to give this girl a forever home please email foster mom or fill out an application. If you would like to donate to her care while she is in rescue please click on the PayPal button below.

Adoption Pending

To date we've spent $914.13 on Missy Lou 's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $25 in donations.
Please donate!

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

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

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

THANK YOU TO PARIS GRACE'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta, Lauren Satterfield

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 $959.69 on Paris Grace's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $55 in donations.
Please donate!

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

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

Meet Anderson, a very sweet 2 year old, 7 pound Yorkie boy being fostered in McKinney, TX. Only Texas residents will be considered.

THANK YOU TO ANDERSON'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Lauren Satterfield Wendy Fuhrmaneck, David Lavine, Sandy Pagnotta, Karen D. Long

THANK YOU TO ANDERSON'S FACEBOOK DONORS!

Leslie Corbell

Update 3/13/23: Yup, it is me Anderson. It has been about 5 weeks since I last told you about whats been going on in my life. Im still searching for my Easter Basket of eggs to find in my very own back yard. It would be pawsome if I had a friend about my size and age to play with too. Oh yeah, I now weigh a perfect 9.2 pounds. So I am still torturing FM with the toys except now Ive been sneaking them outside. Shes trying to teach me to bring them back in from outside, hehehe we shall see how that goes. Still learning this potty training thing. I do wet my belly band every once in a while. I still love getting my body rubs but I am my own independent type of dog. I will very rarely sleep with FM and if I do its not for long cuz of the other pups snoozing on the bed too. I still love playing chase outside with the other dogs and using my nose to explore. There are so so many smells I never got a chance to smell before. Plus everything outside is coming alive with colors and pretty flower smells. I am learning this leash walking thing too. FM sometimes forgets I only knew what a boy dog is supposed to do when he is a breeder dog. So she keeps telling me that Im learning more dog stuff every day.

Thunderstorms scare me so much. I start shaking and want to be near FM cuz I feel safer there. Sometimes she wraps me up like a burrito and she walks, rocks and sings to me to try and calm me down. She needs to pick a better song other than Rock a bye Baby.

Also I am very shy and it might take me more time than usual to warm up to you. I havent met a lot of kind or nice hoomans so I am still figuring you all out. So if I still sound like your kind of Easter Basket Best Friend you can fill out an application and that link is at the end of this write up or contact FM @ stickhors@gmail.com

My last request would be...that if you can find it in your heart and wallet to make a donation to United Yorkie Rescue it would be PAWSOME. UYR rescued 14 breeder surrenders in the first week of January. They all needed examinations, immunizations, heartworm tests, heartworm and flea/tick preventative, spays or neuters, microchips and have their teeth check. A couple of us did have Heartworms and treating that costs a pretty penny. They are still rescuing breeder and owner surrenders. If you can donate please do because that way United Yorkie Rescue and you can help them help more kids that will come their way. Its so easy peasy to do. You can just use the PayPal link that is at the bottom of my page. Thank you in advancefor helping us with our veterinary costs.

Update 2/2/23: Hi, it is me, Anderson. I have so much to say and tell everyone. I am ready to find my furever Valentine . Foster Mom says that I am becoming a happy pup in the month I have been her foster dog. I am trusting hoomans more. I love to be outside with the dogs that live here. Sometimes I even initiate a chase or a you are it game with them or I sneak a squeaky toy outside. I love all the toys here and there are a lot. I like to take most of them out of the toy box and just spread them around. FM is forever picking them all up and putting them back in the toy box and I sometimes hear her mumbling that I need to learn how to put them all back myself. Well you know that that probably will never happen, hehe. I look forward to breakfast and supper and I eat everything in my bowl up. Then I will go check the other bowls to see if anything was left behind so I have a nickname of The Cleaner at mealtimes. My other favorite nickname that she calls me is My Handsome Anderson I love love love body scratches and rubs. All over body scratches or rubs anywhere on my body. If she stops I will rub my body up against her hand or her body. Sometimes she starts rubbing again and sometimes not. So then I start doing some self rubbing up against the loveseat, couch, recliner, the gates that keeps me in the tile areas with all the other dogs. She tries so hard to not giggle when I am rubbing the other dogs so I guess I must look kinda funny but I know that I am entertaining her. She says I am learning how to become a dog whatever that means. She also says I am learning how to trust hoomans, that I love playing with the toys here, that I am happily accepted on all couches, that if I want to I have a crate with a padded rug in it to sleep or relax in. I did sleep in the crate my first 2 weeks because I must have felt safe there but the door was always open and I went in there all by myself but then I learned that she would let me lie down on all the furniture whenever I want to. I have learned how to use a ramp to get up on the bed and loveseat.

I am still learning about this potty/pooping thing. I have some great days and then I have some not so great days. She has a belly band on me in case I do pee pee while I am in the house. Sometimes I poop in the house too but I do it on the pee pads that are hanging around. She always knows when I do doo doo cuz I will do some fierce back leg/paw scratching at the ground thing. She is figuring me out tho cuz I seem to want to do number two about 10 minutes after I eat. Ok so let us get down to business and let me list what I would like in my furever home.

*A secure fenced in yard so I can run, explore around and get zoomies if I want to.

*No children under 12 as I am kinda on the small size. Kids over 12 might be ok if they know how to treat a dog.

*I can be an only dog (you will have to promise me lots of body rubs every day)

*I will also be happy if I have a dog sibling about or under 15 pounds cuz I get along great with all the dogs here.

*Not sure about cats as I have not met one yet.

*It would be pawesome if one Pawrent was home all day to continue to help me learn that number one and two belong outside.

*I will want lots of attention cuz I didnt get any for over 2 years of my life and I need to catch up on that.

*I like car rides

*I am not a kisser as of now but I am hoping to change that in my future. I do kiss Foster Moms hand everyday tho usually when I am getting my body rubs.

*My Birthday is September 27th 2020

*I am UTD on all my vaccinations, am heartworm negative so I get to munch on tasty Heartguard and Nextguard every month. I have my very own Microchip and was neutered on January 23rd 2023. The Vet checked my teeth and he said that I did not need any dental work.

If you think you can give me all of my necessary wants and needs please submit an application (which you can do with the application link at the very bottom of my page) or if you have already submitted one she has printed it out and will begin to start checking them very closely. I think she may have already emailed the pawsome persons that submitted an application. You can also email her with any questions at

stickhors@gmail.com

My adoption fee is $900.00 in case you were wondering.

My last request would be that if you can find it in your heart and wallet to make a donation to United Yorkie Rescue it would be PAWSOME. UYR rescued 14 breeder surrenders in the first week of January. They all needed examinations, immunizations, heartworm tests, heartworm and flea/tick preventative, spays or neuters, microchips and have their teeth check and if there was a medical problem like ear mites it was taken care of. A couple of us did have Heartworms and treating that costs a pretty penny. If you can donate please do because that way United Yorkie Rescue and you can help them help more kids that will come their way. Its so easy peasy to do. You can just use the PayPal link that is at the bottom of my page. Thank you in advancefor helping us with our veterinary costs.

A very special lady with Wrapped in Love:artisans with a mission hand crafted me my own very special blanket and even put my name on it. It is so soft and special to me because it is my very own blanket made just for me and FM and I love it and the wonderful group of ladies that took the time to hand craft with lots of love all 14 of us Breeder/Surrenders our very own blankets with our names on it.

Puppy love and hearts to everyone,

Anderson

Update 01/16/23: Boy oh boy oh boy, I'm coming out of my breeder shell and it feels so good. I've discovered toys are fun. I love being outside with my foster brothers and Coco. I'm getting better at housetraining and haven't had a boo-boo in the house for several days. I absolutely adore getting scratches, like anywhere on my body. I love napping and sleeping in my crate and Foster Mom says I am so cute as in CUTE. I will go see the dogter for a neuter on January 23rd. I am beginning my search for my forever family. I may be shy at first but give me space, time, treats and a gentle soft voice and don't rush me and I will become your furever buddy in no time. You can fill out an application for me at the bottom of my biography.

United Yorkie Rescue ended up saving 14 puppers from a breeder surrender situation. The initial care for all of us got a bit pricey because everyone needed everything, all shots, microchips, dentals and spay or neuters and a basic examination so if you can find it in your hearts and wallets by donating towards that initial care it would help us out so much and make the beginning of 2023 spectacular for us and the future babies that UYR will be able to help. It's so easy-peasy to do, you will see a PayPal link at the bottom of my page and all you gotta do is click on it and you are on your way to helping us.

Oh and if you have any questions you can email my Foster Mom at stickhors@gmail.com

1/6/23 Initial Bio: We would like to introduce to you Anderson. He is one of 9 breeder surrenders that are safe with United Yorkie Rescue now. Anderson lived in an outdoor pen his entire life. Were just getting to know each other so you will see an updated biography in the future.

Because they were surrendered they all went to the Dogter and received all of their immunizations and got microchipped. If you would like to help in the cost of his initial veterinary care that would be so awesome. You can donate using the PayPal link provided at the end of this biography.

Adoption Pending

To date we've spent $472.78 on Anderson's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $185 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Anderson click here.
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Andre
Texas
Andre

Meet Andre, a handsome 2 year old, 13 pound Yorkie boy being fostered in Belton, TX. Only Texas residents will be considered.

THANK YOU TO ANDRE'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta, David Lavine

3/23/23 Update: Andre is just the sweetest little boy ever! He likes to split his time between snuggling and playing. Andre loves cuddling up and giving kisses. He gets along fabulously with dogs of all sizes and genders but prefers bigger female dogs to play with. Andre also loves playing with cats and older children. He would probably love younger children as well as long as they are respectful. He has been neutered and began his treatment for heartworms. He has one more set of heartworm shots left and then he will be ready for his forever home.

1/9/23 Initial Bio: Sweet little baby Andre was found on the streets matted and heart worm positive. On top of that this sweet baby boy has limited vision because of congenital cataracts. Despite having limited vision, he gets around very well. Andre is very friendly and loves all sizes of dogs and also adores cats. He is house trained but usually wears a wrap to keep him from marking in the house. Andre would do very well with most families as he is the friendliest little guy around. He loves giving kisses and snuggling and is always up for car rides. A well secured fence and no pool is a must or someone who likes to go on long walks would be perfect for him. He is currently being treated for heart worms and will be neutered soon.


To date we've spent $463.71 on Andre's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $50 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: jillianm486@gmail.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Andre click here.
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Bella Stella
Texas
Bella Stella

Meet Bella Stella, a sweet 11 year old, 14 pound little Yorkie girl being fostered in Azle, TX. Only TX residents will be considered. Bella came in with her sister, Bessie.

THANK YOU TO BELLA STELLA'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Pam Roberts, Lindy Long, Carl Shea, Janet Wannamaker, David Lavine, Angie Cagle, Barbara Burgess, Carl Shea

2/5/23 Update: Bella is stable and works hard to keep up with the pack since her vision is so low. She can navigate the house and yard without much assistance. She loves, loves to eat but foster mom keeps her snacks to a minimum and feeds her only prescription food for a diabetic. Her diabetes is controlled as well as her Cushings illness. Bella Stella and her sister Bessie continue to be bonded and are looking for their forever home. These girls would do well in a home without small children and some that can cuddle with them during the day . Bella Stella still takes medication daily and UYR continues to pay for this. We appreciate all of our doners who continue to help UYR support Bella Stella’s medical needs. Please consider donating to UYR so we can continue to take care of this girl’s medical needs.

11/27/22 Update: Bella Stella continues to do well on her insulin and medication for Cushings. Her vision is very low but she is so smart that she has figured out her way around the house and the yard in just a few months. She continues to use drops in her eyes for dry eye. Her insulin was tweeked just a little about a week ago after a glucose curve showed her glucose was a little high. She loves to snuggle and will do anything for belly rubs and neck scratches. She is a very sweet girl and with her sister Bessie, they make a pretty good team. Bella Stella is on insulin, and two different eye drops plus her medication for Cushings. The doctor bills add up quickly. Please consider giving to UYR this Holiday season as we continue to work to keep these girls healthy and comfortable.

10/15/22 Update: Bella and Bessie are still waiting on their forever homes. In the meantime, foster mom has them on good, healthy dog food from Royal Canine and one is especially for diabetic dogs like Bella Stella. Bella and Bessie are sweet as pie and just love tummy scratches. Little Bellas eyes are a little better. Her vision is low but she sees the Vet Ophthalmologist about every two months to have her eyes checked and get medicine to help her produce tears since she has dry eyes. This little senior lady loves to sit in your lap, get her head scratched and cuddle. She takes insulin to keep her diabetes managed and she is on medication for Cushings. She will have another blood draw in a month to check her drug levels for the Cushings. She and her sister Bessie check on each other periodically and remain close to each other. Even though Bella has a hard time seeing, her sister stays close and Bella knows her way around the house and yard. UYR continues to pay for her meds and vet visits so any help with her ongoing expenses would be appreciated!

08/21/22: Bella Stella along with her sister, Bessie, are doing so well. These girls are a bonded pair and must be adopted together. Bella Stella was diagnosed with Cushing's and it is being managed by medication. Cushing's is a condition that causes the adrenal glands to produce too much cortisol. She is also a diabetic and that is being managed with insulin. She must stay on a prescription diet food in order to manage her diabetes. Finally, due to her diabetes, her vision is low and she is not producing her own tears. She is seeing a veterinary ophthalmologist and being treated with a couple of eye medications. Despite it all, she is happy, loving, and loves to snuggle. She is very smart, she has learned to map the house and yard and can navigate both very well with her low vision. Bella loves her sister Bessie and likes to be in the same vicinity where she is. Bella is resilient and deserves a forever home with her sister Bessie to live out her life. With her ongoing medications, doctor visits, and prescription, UYR could use your help. If you can help financially with her care we would be very grateful. Any amount will help towards her ongoing expenses.

5/24/22 Initial Bio: Meet beautiful Bella Stella. Bella is no longer a chunky 15 pounds but is a healthy 12 pound 10 year old Yorkie spayed female. Bella came in with her sister Bessie and they must be adopted together since they are a bonded pair. These two have been together since they were puppies, but from two different litters. Bella, unfortunately, developed diabetes last year. Her prior owner had her and Bessie since they were pups but due to circumstances beyond her control, she could no longer afford the vet bills and she lovingly surrendered then to UYR where foster mom has worked with her, under the direction of the vet, to get her insulin levels stabilized and put her on a prescription diet for diabetic dogs. During that time, Bella lost several pounds and is feeling so much better. The diabetes has taken a toll on Bellas eyesight and her vision is low. She has an appointment with the veterinary ophthalmologist very soon so the vision she does have, can be preserved. Bella and Bessie are easy going girls who want to hang out with you, roam in the yard, and just be loved. Bella and Stella will need an adopter that can dedicate time and effort to Bellas medical needs. This includes insulin, prescription dog food, eye drops and any other medical needs that may arise. Bella is on a schedule that needs to be adhered to for insulin injections and feeding. Bella will be a labor of love but oh goodness, the rewards you will reap from this loving little girl will far outweigh the care she receives from you. Homes with small children is not appropriate for these senior girls. They need a calm, attentive, loving environment to live out their life with each other. If you think you have what it takes for Bella and Stella, please fill out an adoption application using the link below.


To date we've spent $3965.3 on Bella Stella's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $840 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Bella Stella click here.
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Bessie
Texas
Bessie

Meet Bessie, a sweet 11 year old, 9 pound Yorkie girl being fostered in Azle, TX. Only TX applicants will be considered.

THANK YOU TO BESSIE'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Lindy Long, Carl Shea, David Lavine, Angie Cagle Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Pam Roberts

2/5/23 Update: Sweet, sweet Bessie loves her Sister Bella Stella. Bessie is also independent and loves an outside adventure. Bessie is healthy but must stay with her sister. If you think you have room and love and time for both these girls, please fill out an application at www.UYR.us.

11/27/22 Update: Bessie continues to watch out for her sister yet she lets us know that she needs attention too! Bessie has a very cute personality and loves to be in your lap while you scratch her behind the ears. Bessie is healthy and a little bossy. She is very good at letting us know when she is hungry, needs to go outside or just needs attention. Between Bella Stella and Bessie, your world will be double love. If you are interested in adopting Bessie or Bella Stella please go to uyr.us to fill out an adoption application.

10/15/22 Update: Our little Bessie is also doing very well. She is healthy and a talker! She wastes no time letting you know it is dinner time, and keeps an eye on her sister Bella Stella while she eats. Bessie is playful and also a cuddler. She loves belly scratches and being close to her humans. Bessie and Bella Stella must be adopted together. They are precious girls that just need someone to love on them and keep them on their diets and medication. If you are interested, please go to the link below and fill out an adoption application.

8/21/22:Bessie is an outgoing little girl. Just precious like her sister Bella Stella. Bessie has had surgery to have a mammory tumor removed and another mass on her side. Both the tumor and the mass were benign. She also had a dental and many of her teeth were removed but she is in perfect health otherwise. Bessie is a talker and will let you know when she wants something. She is loving and sweet like her sister. She loves to cuddle and be around Bella Stella. If you are interested in Bessie and Bella, please put in an application at www.uyr.us.

Initial Bio 5/30/22: Meet Bessie, a 9 year old 8 pound spayed Yorkie girl. Bessie and her sister Bella must be adopted together. Bessie is a sweetheart with lots of love to give in her senior years. She watches out for her sister Bella but loves to just sit in your lap and get lots of love. Bella is in pretty good health but she has a couple of small masses that will be removed in the next week. Bella is easy going but will let you know that she is very happy to see you when you return home. Like her sister Bella, Bessie would do well in a home with someone that works from home or is retired. A home with small children would not be appropriate for Bella and Bessie. If you think you have the perfect home for this loving pair, please go to www.uyr.us and fill out an application.


To date we've spent $1229.79 on Bessie's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $200 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Bessie click here.
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Brooks
Texas
Brooks

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

<THANK YOU TO BROOKS' RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta

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 $2171.44 on Brooks's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $25 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Brooks click here.
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Calla Lily
Texas
Calla Lily

Meet Calla Lily, a sweet 4 year old, 5 pound Yorkie girl being fostered in Sherman, TX. Only Texas residents will be considered.

THANK YOU TO CALLA LILY'S RESCUE ANGELS!

David and Diana Lavine

Update 3/20/23: Callie has been in her foster home a little over 5 days. She is doing well and is recovering from her spay and dental. Good news is that she didn't have to lose any teeth, but she had already lost 11 due to past poor dental hygiene. She is losing some of her fear at being around strangers. Although she won't let you pick her up yet, she will come when called, snuggle with you on the couch, and let you pet her once she is sitting with you. The vet said she is in great shape and weighs 4.9 pounds. The first night in her foster home, she told us she wanted her sleeping spot to be in the "big bed" and porsitioned herself smack dab in the middle of it! She has since been downgraded in her hotel arrangement due to jumping onto or off the big bed. I am sure once she heals, she will make her sleeping preference known again! Callie is sweet, cute, fun, adorable and very laid back. She will make someone a perfect companion, and she is small enough to go everywhere with you. Please contact her foster mom for more information.

Initial Bio 3/14/23: Meet pretty little Callie, who is being fostered in Sherman, TX. She is a breeder surrender doggie and has been through a very scary and tough time lately. Her breeder's house was demolished in a recent tornado, and the wall where the dogs' crates were in the kennel building collapsed on the dogs. All the dogs were saved, but their home was gone, so the breeder unselfishly gave them to rescue so they could find forever homes.

Callie weighs approximately 5 pounds and is 4 years old. Her birthday in 8-29-2018, and she is classified as a "golden" yorkie. Her coat is gorgeous and will be even more so once she gets groomed and trimmed. Poor little one is so frightened, she is being given time to decompress before we begin to clean her up. Her spay and dental will be on Friday, March 17th, and as soon as she heals from this, she will be available to be adopted. Please contact her foster for more information.


To date we've spent $737.24 on Calla Lily's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $50 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Calla Lily click here.
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Davey
Texas
Davey

Meet sweet Davey. Davey was a very ill little 4lb 10yr Yorkie boy, but is now a stable little baby being fostered in Azle, TX. Davey had went right to the Emergency Critical Care facility in Dallas where he was treated for kidney failure and pancreatitis. Love and care pulled him through

THANK YOU TO DAVEY'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Cheryl Scrupski, Lauren Satterfield, Jorge Ochoa, Karry Rogers, Holly Keller, Sandy Pagnotta, Karen and Tim McKeand, Alex LeBlanc, Barbara Burgess, John Sauser, Pam Roberts, Allison Triplett, Pam Roberts, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Lauren Radencic, Charles Shoemaker, Renee Sova, Jocelyn Johnson, Debra Hess, Pam Roberts, Barbara Burgess, Carlyn Costa, Gaynl Smith, Allison Triplett, Sandy Pagnotta, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Cheryl Scrupski, Wendy Henry, Emily Koeppel, Evelyn Greer, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Shawn Hudson, Lindy Long, Mahmoud Loghman-Adham, John Sauser, Pam Roberts, Holly Stavis, Pam Roberts, Don O'Brien, David Lavine, Lindy Long, Janie Hamilton, Pam Roberts, Marene Steben, Kelly Spooner, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Marene Steben, Julie Christy, Tracy Deibert, Wendy Fuhrmaneck, Gerard Bravo

THANK YOU TO THE RESCUE ANGELS WHO DONATED TO DAVEY'S GOFUNDME FUNDRAISER!

Sandra Wendt, Ginger Mills, Cheryl Scrupski, Cindy Mitchell-Clark, Annette Weeks, Kelly Bruce, Mary Matejka, Ula Fronczyk, Jackie Sorrells, Bret Park, Leslie Corbell, Valarie Vaughan, Lisa Laderman, Jama Sommers, Liesl Okuda, Terry Danner, Janet Davidson, Amy Ashford, Maria Littlefield, Tara Davis, Ronni Ascagni, Lyn Loiselle Greenspan, Karry Rogers, Alexa Socha Rowan, Kelly Bruce, Barbara Behrens, Taren Hill, Chris Ahern, Kim Maise

Update 2/5/23: This little boy is fiesty and will let you know when he is hungry or wants to go outside or just to be cuddled. This little guy has fought hard through two separate instances of life threatening illness in the past and continues to do well. We so appreciate your support and thank you for your continued support as Davey is on eye medication and a special diet due to kidney disease.

11/27/22 Update: Little 4 lb Davey continues to do very well. He was at the vet last week for a check up and while he does have chronic kidney disease, he is otherwise healthy. Davey continues to remain on a diet for his kidney disease and live his best life. Daveys prescription food is not cheap and while we have Davey stable and doing very well, he could still use our support. Please keep UYR in mind this Holiday season for your holiday giving.

10/15/22 Update: Davey is our little 4 pound senior boy that has 9 lives like a cat. This guy was hospitalized twice and beat the odds both times to stay alive. He does have chronic kidney disease which is managed with his diet. He is a sweet boy and attaches to his humans. Davey has had many past medical expenses so if you are able to help this little guy, it is very much appreciated. Davey has fought his way back from near death twice and foster mom makes sure he stays healthy and loved. He he still hoping for his forever home! Please complete an application using the link below.

Update 8/21/22: Davey is healthy and happy. His condition is stable and he still has that fighting spirit that helped him weather through two hospitalizations where he was critical and kidney disease. He continues to stay on prescription food for his kidney disease and his history of pancreatitis. His is an older guy so his vision is low but he loves, loves to snuggle. He is continuing to live out his life with his foster mom and remains glued to her side. If you are interested in meeting this little guy, please go to the link below this bio to complete an online adoption request. Davey's health is well managed now; he continues with his regular vet checkups and prescription food. UYR would appreciate any monetary donations to help with the cost of providing his care. Thank you!

Update 3/20/22: Davey is doing great! Thanks to everyone that donated and helped with his vet bills these past months. Davey is maintaining is weight; he had a checkup last month and received a good report. He still has chronic kidney disease and foster mom monitors his fluid intake and eating habits. Davey continues to eat his prescription dog food to control his kidney disease. He is happy, healthy and a typical dog enjoying his life from the comfort of foster moms lap. Davey will continue to be monitored by the vet and stay on his special prescription diet for the reminder of his life. United Yorkie Rescue appreciates all the donations made to help this guy live out his life happy and healthy.

UPDATE November 13, 2021 We have good news and potentially bad news about Davey. Keep in mind, this boy is a fighter. The great news is that the CT Scan showed that Davey did not have a mass behind his eye but instead he has an abscess that appears to be coming from his mouth. This is good news. Once the abscess was confirmed, the hospital started Davey on IV antibiotics and hoped he might be eating by today. A call from the veterinary internist this morning was not as good. The swelling in Daveys face and around the eye has began to go down but the eye itself will not close. The vet staff are keeping his eye lubricated and the ophthalmologist is working with his team to try to save the eye. The internist needs to keep Davey in the hospital and hopes that they will see some improvement in the swelling as the day goes on. The abscess is being cultured and we hope to learn soon what type of infection he is fighting. The other good news is that Daveys fever is gone however, the vet did blood work and his sugar levels are a little low but that could be due to him not eating for several days however the vet is keeping a close eye on him. On Monday, the veterinarian team will make a decision about Daveys eye if the swelling has not subsided. They may need to take the eye out and clean out all the infection but we are in a holding pattern until then. This little guy is being kept comfortable the most important part - and receiving lots of care. Please continue to support United Yorkie Rescue. If the vet team needs to do surgery on Monday, that will be another expense for this little guy plus continued support in the hospital. As we come up on this Thanksgiving season and the spirit of giving, we would appreciate you thinking of us as we continue to help Davey fight off this infection. We appreciate all of you that have given to this guy and for your positive thoughts and continued prayers. We still need your help and ask that you consider giving to United Yorkie Rescue. Continue to send prayers and positive thoughts for this little fighter.

Updated bio 11/11/21 Davey update - We need your help again with this little guy!!!! Davey has been doing great until yesterday, November 10, 2021. Foster mom noticed he was not acting like himself and with his history of kidney disease and pancreatitis, she was not taking any chances and had him in the vet that morning. Daveys temperature was 104 and his blood work showed he had an infection somewhere but the vet was not sure where. The vet started him on an antibiotic and told Foster Mom to watch him and call if he was not better the next morning.

This morning, November 11, 2021, foster mom immediately saw that Davey had a problem with his right eye. It was protruding a bit and oozing. Foster Mom had Davey back in the vet before 9 a.m. The pressure in his right eye was very high and when the vet tried to get him into an ophthalmologist, they could not see him so the Daveys wonderful veterinarian suggested I get him in through the animal emergency. If you have never had a dog with a bulging eye, it is very, very painful. Foster Mom took Davey to the animal emergency room/hospital. The vet ophthalmologists, located at the ER hospital, were in surgery so the Emergency room vet sent Daveys records with a tech to the operating room for the ophthalmologist to look at. Ophthalmology, internal medicine, and the emergency vet all agreed that Davey needed to be hospitalized for pain control and he needed a scan to see what is going on behind the eye. His scan is scheduled for tomorrow morning.

Right now, we have incurred a $1,000 emergency room vet bill for today, and the scan will be about $2500 and this does not include the treatment once the vets figure out what is going on with this little 5 pound guy. Davey is a fighter. He fought through pancreatitis, his kidney disease is now well managed through diet and his personality is one that he does not realize he is only 5 pounds. We really need your help financially to continue to treat Davey. As long as Davey wants to fight, we are going to help him and give him every opportunity to beat whatever is going on with him. As always, we so appreciate our donors and every little bit will help. You can go to our website at www.uyr.us to make a donation for Davey. Thank you again for all your help and prayers that this little guy will continue to fight.

10/3/21: Davey is doing much better now. Davey was released from the ER on August 25, 2021 and went back to his original foster mom. The ER wanted to leave the feeding tube in Davey because he was not eating well but UYR decided not to do that and believed he would improve once he was in his foster home. Prior to foster mom picking him up, an appointment was made for Davey to see the regular vet. Davey immediately recognized foster mom when she got him from the ER. Two days later he was seeing the vet. More blood work was done and the vet suggested a liquid nutritional supplement for foster mom to syringe into Davey if he did not eat. Foster mom was also syringing water into Davey several times a day. Daveys blood work showed his kidneys were still not doing well so the vet called a canine nutritionist for a consult to determined the best diet for him since he had pancreatitis and poor kidney function. The vet told foster mom to put Davey on a hepatic food and come back in one month. Dave has been eating canned hepatic food, warmed up of course, and is drinking better but foster mom is still syringing water into him to make sure he is getting enough fluids. Davey will return to the vet in a few days for more blood work and a check up. This little guy has really fought to make it and it shows. He is running, and barking and has decided he will be the alpha even with foster moms 50lb dog. He is eating well and drinking water better but still needs to have water syringed. UYR still needs your help. UYR has spent over $6,000 on this little guy. UYR continues to pay for his vet bills, blood work, prescription food and medical necessities. We so appreciate the people who have donated to this little guy so that we could save his life. Without our wonderful donners, Davey would not have continued to enjoy his life. Davey spends a lot of time in foster moms lap, even when she is working. Davey lets foster mom know he is waiting to be picked up by barking at her. He also barks at her when he is hungry or needs to go outside. Please continue to help us help Davey by donating to UYR. Every little bit helps whether it is $10 or more if you can. Thank you for your continued support and keep checking back for more Davey updates!!!!

08/24/21: Davey is now being fed with a tube inserted into his stomach. We have recently had an ultrasound performed and have pulled some specific tests which are quite costly and have sent off for answers, We are addressing the issues pertaining to his pancreas, kidneys, GI tract and small intestine. Davey is being tube fed as he continues to refuse food and is dropping in weight. Please help if possible. UYR has quite a few medically needy babies at the moment so your donations are greatly appreciated to help any and all of our babies. Thank you and bless you all!

08/21/21: Meet sweet, sweet Davey. Davey originally came to United Yorkie Rescue in December 2018 and was adopted by a loving family in January 2019. Davey's foster mom received a tearful phone call on August 20, 2021 from Davey's family saying they were in the Emergency Room with Davey and the vet staff were currently working on him. Davey had some mild kidney issues when he was adopted but the kidney issues worsened over the past 2-1/2 years. Davey's family has gone through enormous hardship with COVID hitting. They suffered job loss and most recently loss of their home resulting in living with other family members. Davey's family said that he was barely breathing and not moving, his blood pressure was almost non-existent and the vet team was unable to draw his blood. They immediately started him on fluids as he was severely dehydrated and his kidneys were failing. While the vet team worked on him, they informed his family that he was critical and they would need to keep him. The cost to get him well was more than his family could afford so they did the most loving thing that a family can do and reached out to UYR and asked to surrender him back to us to save his life. UYR immediately went into action after the surrender and began working with the animal emergency team to save his life. Little Davey has dropped from 7 pounds to 4 pounds and his kidney function has declined over the past two years. Davey is improving a little. He is standing and perking up but will not eat and the diarrhea continues. Kidney values are improving but it's been 4 days not and we have to see if he can process foods. The emergency team will be inserting a feeding tube to get Davey the nourishment he needs and the medical bills are continuing to climb to well over $5000. Today he is thinner and very sick. We need your help to save Davey's life. Please consider donating toward his care and help us get him on the road to recovery. Use the DONATE link below this bio content and thank you as always for your help.


To date we've spent $15471.76 on Davey's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $5470.85 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Davey click here.
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Dolce

Meet Dolce, a beautiful 2 year old, 6 pound Yorkie girl being fostered in Saginaw, TX. Only Texas residents will be considered.


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

To fill out the adoption application for Dolce click here.
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Gigi
Texas
GiGi


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

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

To fill out the adoption application for GiGi click here.
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Texas
Jennielynn

Meet Jennielynn, an adorable 1-2 year old, 4.4 pound Toy Poodle girl being fostered in Leander, TX. Only Texas residents will be considered.

THANK YOU TO JENNIELYNN'S RESCUE ANGELS!

David and Diana Lavine

Initial Bio 3/24/23: Jennielynn, aka Bertie, is approximately two years old, four and a half pounds, and is believed to be a toy poodle. Bertie was one of the lucky dogs that were surrendered by a breeder after a tornado destroyed the breeders kennel. Although she is not a Yorkie, UYR was happy to take in this adorable little lady that was severely matted, full of fleas and ticks, and had a bad case of Giardia. Luckily UYR was able to get her in to see one of our wonderful vets the following day to begin treatment for the Giardia, vaccinations, heartworm test, bloodwork, etc. Thankfully she is HW negative and her bloodwork looks great. The doctor says that she has the all too common luxating patella in some of her knees however is in overall great health and is scheduled to be spayed and have a dental cleaning next week.

Bertie is quickly adjusting to living indoors and being part of her foster family. Her foster parents say that she is still a little distrusting of humans. Although she follows them around from room to room , she runs away when they look at, talk to, or try to pick her up. Once they are able to pick her up, she gives lots of kisses and loves to have her head scratched. Bertie has recently discovered what toys are and that they are so much fun to play with. Bertie also enjoys cuddling next to her foster parents and foster sister on the couch as long as its her idea. Her foster parents say that she chirps like a bird when she gets excited and is very entertaining to watch play as she is full of personality and appears to love her new life.

Bertie and her foster sister Sugar Dumpling appear to be bonded at this point as they are never far apart. The adorable cream puff duo really seem to enjoy exploring every inch of their foster home and backyard side by side, like tiny partners in crime. If you would like more information, please contact Sugars foster parents at uyryorkielovetx@yahoo.com.


To date we've spent $392.19 on Jennielynn's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $50 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Jennielynn click here.
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Texas
JoJo


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

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

To fill out the adoption application for JoJo click here.
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Texas
Joli


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

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

To fill out the adoption application for Joli click here.
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Koji
Texas
Koji aka Cash TX

Meet Koji, a handsome 18 month old, 10 pound Yorkie boy being fostered in McKinney, TX. Only Texas residents will be considered.

THANK YOU TO KOJI'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta

Initial Bio 3/13/23: Hello United Yorkie Rescue followers. Im so excited to introduce myself to everybody. I am Koji but I was known as Cash in my former life. I am 18 months old. I weight 10.6 lbs so I am not going to get any bigger. I am UTD on my shots but I do need a microchip and get neutered. So thats it for now until foster family and I get to know each other. One thing is for sure...I love to play with the other foster boys here. Stay tuned for an update soon.


To date we've spent $0 on Koji aka Cash TX's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $25 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Koji aka Cash TX click here.
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Nikki
Texas
Nikki

Meet Nikki (aka Nicole), a precious 5 year old (estimated) 6 pound Yorkie girl being fostered in Fort Worth, TX. Only TX residents will be considered.

THANK YOU TO NIKKI'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Carol Nelson, David and Diana Lavine

Initial Bio 3/18/23: Please meet UNITED YORKIE RESCUE breeder release number 26...sweet Nicole aka Nikki! We have an estimated birth date of about 5 yrs ago, but I think the vet on Monday may tell us differently...she may be a little younger. I think this little baby weighs around 6 to 7lbs, maybe a little more, as she just was pulled off pups and she is "full" of milk. Nicole lived outside along with her babies. She was a black and gold hot stinky matted mess when I picked her up. They say "a little dirt don't hurt", andas I was bathing her, this little one was totally becoming another dog. The dirt was hiding that diamond. She is such a beautiful little Parti mix with white and gorgeous gray to light brown saddle, with the darker face coloring. She also has the sweetest little puppy attitude ever. Everything excites her!

Nikki will see the vet Monday and receive her immunizations, bloodwork, fecal, heartworm test, Bordatella etc. If all looks good, she willhave her spay on Tuesday. This punkin will be ready to find her furever home soon after that. Her perfect home would include a fenced in yard. We believe younger children may overwhelm her at this point due to her non socialization with humans. I do want someone who is home most of the time because this baby is going to do her blossoming from this moment going forward. With consistent, full-time interaction and socialization, the sooner her beautiful qualities that have been locked up inside of her will surface. This princess is so inquisitive right now and already such a cuddle-under-your-neck baby. We know Nikki is just going to be an amazing addition to someone's heart and home!

Please feel free to apply and please please please remember we have brought into rescue 26 of these breeder babies recently, and a donation at www.uyr.us towards their medical is something we appreciate so much. Without all of you, Nikki's freedom and new life would not have been possible. Nikki is the 43rd dog we have rescued thus far this year and we truly can use your help with all the medical needs of these pups.

Bless you all and thank you for choosing a rescue!


To date we've spent $456.27 on Nikki's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $150 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Nikki click here.
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Pablo
Texas
Pablo

Meet little Pablo, a sweet 9 month old puppy who is very ill and was being cared for in an emergency hospital in Southern California. We have since moved him to an Emergency/Speciality hospital clinic in Dallas/Fort Worth, TX.

Despite multiple tests and over $15,000 in vetting, he's still not out of the woods. We are in desperate need of support to continue to provide the life -saving diagnostics and medical treatment Pablo needs to survive.

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

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

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!

Update 11/24/22: Pablo continues his fight. When I arrived today I took this little baby in my arms. I could tell he was a little shaky. Being in the ER takes such a toll on these babies. I took him into the waiting room where it was quiet and just snuggled him tight. He gave me the sweetest kisses and finally just snuggled in and was able to go into such a good deep sleep. I just held him and let him snore while I gently rubbed his little face. This is what Thanksgiving was all about...holding a helpless baby who needed just a human touch and to reassure him he is loved.

Tomorrow we will make our final move to another ER where he can be seen by specialists in internal medicine. And today, we had a day with "better" blood values which is a plus! We're far from being out of the woods of course, but I will just trust and know that God sent him here because we will find the answer here.

Please keep this sweet puppy in your prayers and please help us through a donation using the link below. His life is just beginning. Thank you and bless you all!

Update 11/23/22: Precious 3lb and 9mth old Pablo aka Axel, has come into my care as we still search for answers. Pablo has been in the care of hospitals since November 2! He has a rarity to his blood that came upon him suddenly. What once was a happy feisty little puppy full of zoomies and play, turned overnight into a very lethargic puppy. Pablo will melt your soul when he looks at you and reaches up to give you such sweet sweet kisses. Pablo aka Axel has been through an unbelievable amount of tests searching for why this pup's bloodwork is absolutely crazy. He was released at one time and back in with high anemia in 2 days. His white blood count has been a high as 85,000 and his RBC ridiculously low. Finding the root of the infection is absolutely baffling.

We hope to get answers so this little nugget can finally come home and play with toys and fur siblings and be the puppy he deserves to be. We are so thankful for his life and with his fighting ability he has maintained to have this life he deserves. I ask you to please help us help him. During this time of thankfulness, we would love and appreciate anything you may be able to do to help him whether it be prayers, donations placed at www.uyr.us, or by sharing this baby's story. We are so blessed to have all of you as our amazing family and friends who love our babies!. Happy Thanksgiving and may God bless you all!

Update 11/19/22: The last time I saw Pablo, I was handing him off, with tears in my eyes, to medical emergency experts, in critical condition, limp and barely alive. This past week he has been surrounded by medical experts and a powerful circle of UYR supporters that have kept him in their hearts receiving as an arsenal of antibiotics to give his body the powerful weapons it needed to overcome the deadly infection that was taking over his vital organs one by one. For five days, Baby Pablo fought back like a Tiny Prize Fighter, refusing to let go of his life. And finallythe infection showed signs of weakness and the possibility of defeat.

Sitting in the waiting room of the emergency hospital, we waited with anticipation just to see him alive and showing signs of recovery. And finally, there he was very weak and frail, but eager to give us the puppy kisses wed been longing for, his tiny eyes sparkling with the signs of victory in the first round of the intense battle which will now continue at home with oral antibiotics, medical follow-up visits, high-quality nutrition, supplements, exercise, and rest critical to his continued recovery. This critically ill baby was surrendered by a loving family, their only wish is that he would survive. Placed in a crate, surrounded by loud sounds and strangers while test after test was administered, I am certain he must have been terrified. He will now be surrounded by the love in our hearts, the warmth of our home, and our steadfast commitment to placing Pablo gently onto the road to recovery and the promise of the Beautiful Yorkie Life he continues to dream of.

Pablos journey to health will be a long one. With no definitive diagnosis, time will tell if the severe pancreatitis and infection currently being treated is the original culprit, or if there is an underlying, undetected issue yet to be discovered. Careful monitoring of his bloodwork, medical status and recovery progress will continue for quite some time as he regains the strength in his muscles, returns to a normal weight and recovers emotionally. We just cant wait for him to return to playful puppyhood. The signs are definitely ther

Having an impact this significant is incredibly expensive and relies solely on YOUR GENEROUS DONATIONS. Wont you please reach deep into your pocket today, even though times are particularly challenging, and support UYRs efforts to Save Lives & Dog Dreams, just Like Pablos? Totaling an estimated $10K, Pablos treatment has taken a significant financial tollwe are a long way from his fund-raising target. Please donate using the link following this bio to help with his expenses.

Bio Update 11/15/22: Pablo was born on 1/31/2022, a beautiful, energetic, spunky, and playful baby just like any other Yorkie pup. His owner recently became increasingly concerned about Pablo's lack of appetite and attempted to entice him to eat, but he continued to refuse food. Over the course of a few weeks, Pablo became increasingly week and lethargic ultimately the family became concerned for his life. Pablo came to United Yorkie Rescue on Thursday and rushed immediately to an emergency specialty vet hospital fighting for his life with symptoms so severe he wouldn't have made it until Friday morning without life-saving intervention. This tiny little fighters bloodwork had critically elevated values in virtually every category, including white blood cell counts 5 times the normal levels indicating a massive and deadly infection was spreading through his frail little body. Pablo was immediately placed on IV glucose, broad spectrum antibiotics, and fluids in a frantic attempt to save his life. Tests were performed to rule out virtually every common scenario that could cause an infection of this magnitude and to pinpoint where the infection might be originating from without success. In the morning Pablo was rushed to another emergency facility where an emergency ultrasound could be performed. Results of the ultrasound revealed very severe pancreatitis, inflammation in his bowels, liver, stomach, and abnormalities in his kidneys, but no definitive answers regarding what was causing the infection were detected. The only option was to begin treating for multiple potential sources of the bacteria strains with antibiotics which resulted in a significant drop in white blood cells on Saturday indicating that something was beginning to work. Several of the vets at the clinic have reached out to several infectious disease specialists to share Pablos test results to see if they might be able to provide some insight.

Tonight, Pablo remains at the Emergency Specialty Hospital. There is still no indication of what or where this massive infection originated. With so many possibilities, his medical team has decided to stay the course with the current antibiotics which seem to be resulting in slight improvements over time. This morning we learned that Pablo was up and walking around for the first time since he arrived at the emergency hospital providing some encouragement from Pablo himself. This tiny little guy remains extremely ill as we continue to work with his medical team to find the answers and continue to support and treat his infection. Without UYR this adorable tiny puppy would never have survived, but now we feel hopeful that he will recover and have a chance at the healthy lifelong journey he deserves.

Initial Bio 11/10/22: Poor Pablo came into rescue just barely in time. When his owner handed him over, he was very ill despite all her efforts. We rushed him immediately to a 24 hour emergency hospital where he was given fluids and had bloodwork done. His CBC showed a seriously high white count indicating a major infection and he was started on IV antibiotics. This poor boy was so weak he couldn't stand. He was stable enough the next day for us to transfer him to a specialty hospital where they planned to do an ultrasound (check for liver shunt) and see an infectious disease specialist. Stay tuned as we try to get to the bottom of his health crisis.


To date we've spent $19027.57 on Pablo's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $7020 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Pablo click here.
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Texas
Prada

Meet Prada, a sweet 2 year old, 6 pound Yorkie girl being fostered in Saginaw, TX. Only Texas residents will be considered.


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

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

To fill out the adoption application for Prada click here.
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Scarlett
Texas
Scarlett

Meet Scarlett, a precious 10 year old, 6 pound Yorkie girl being fostered in Killeen, TX. Only TX residents will be considered.

THANK YOU TO SCARLETT'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Carol Nelson, David and Diana Lavine, Yvette Vangeloff, Wendy Henry. Cheryl Scrupski

Update 3/22/23: Scarlett apparently has some skin issues that will take time to resolve. She will not be available for adoption for at least 2 months.

Initial Bio 3/17/23: Scarlett has just come into rescue and has an upcoming vet appointment. Please watch for further updates as we get to know her and have her assessed by her vet.


To date we've spent $620.73 on Scarlett's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $235 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Scarlett click here.
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Sherman
Texas
Sherman

Meet Sherman, a handsome 6 year old, 6 pound Yorkie boy being fostered in Austin, TX. Only Texas residents will be considered.

THANK YOU TO SHERMAN'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta, David and Diane Lavine, Alex LeBlanc, Cindy McKimm, Tori Hollis, Barbara Lalani, Barbara Burgess, Lauren Radencic, Lauren Satterfield, Dan Clauser, Alex LeBlanc

1/29/23 Update: Last week after we returned from Sherman's vet visit, he had a bundled gift from the wonderful volunteers at Wrapped in Love waiting for him on our door step a beautiful blanket and toy bear both embroidered with Sherman. Somehow he knew the gift had his name on it! He immediately came over and pulled the toy bear out of the string and began to play with it! Then he started pulling the strings attempting to untie the blanket. What joy for him and for his foster mom to watch!

Sherman has been to the vet 4 times and to an eye specialist in the short 3 and a half weeks he's been with us, and in that time, has recovered from an ear infection, a urinary tract infection, neuter surgery, and dental surgery. The eye specialist diagnosed that one of the muscles on his right eye is severed and a tiny part of his eyelid is missing ( likely from a trauma in his life before he was rescued by UYR). The good news is his vision is fine in both eyes except that because of the severed muscle, his right eye is rotated sideways and causes a blind spot. Also the hairs from the skin where part of the eyelid is missing grows directly in the eye and it is difficult to keep trimmed short enough because it is so close to the eye. The Eye specialist recommended a procedure to stop the hair growth on this tiny part of skin where there is no eyelid to keep hair from growing directly into and irritating the eye. The estimated cost for this procedure is $1200-$1500. UYR has already spent nearly $2000 on Sherman's care, so please consider donating with the link below to help with Sherman's care.

Sherman will hopefully be ready for his forever home soon, but not just yet. He had a couple of seizures in the first few days with us. The cause of seizures is unknown at this time, but initially was thought to be hypoglycemia. He is currently taking an anti-seizure medication and eating a special diet while we monitor. His recent vet visit and bloodwork were very encouraging and now that he has recovered from surgeries and infections, he is feeling so much better! He has become very playful and even more loving!

1/11/23 Initial Bio: Sherman came to UYR as a breeder surrender. He is a Parti Yorkie (rare black, white and tan coloring) and just turned 7 years-old on January 7. He is adjusting very well to his new foster home and will make a wonderful companion for a single or multi-dog home after he heals. He should be ready for his forever home at the end of January.

In spite of arriving with an an ear infection, bad teeth, and possibly a little vision impairment, he seems otherwise healthy and is a joy! He is a gentle and pretty easy going guy, very smart, and gets along great with his foster brother and sister Yorkies. He has an appointment with an eye specialist next week to determine what is going on with his right eye-if he will need treatment or if it is congenital, etc.

Sherman enjoys exploring the back yard and basking in the sun as long as his foster humans and other pups are nearby. He perks up when he hears his name, comes when called and rolls over for belly rubs! He walks on a leash pretty well, likes snuggling on the dog beds or sofa next to the humans and/or other pups.

He has only been with us for a few days and naturally wants to mark his new surroundings, so he has been wearing a belly band in the house for now. But we are working on training him to go outside and the other pups are helping. He just had his neuter surgery today, which will hopefully help speed up the training. He also had dental surgery and lost 16 teeth, but he is doing great and will feel so much better once he is fully recovered!

If interested in adopting sweet Sherman, click on the link to fill out an application and/or please consider making a donation to help with his medical bills.


To date we've spent $4632.5 on Sherman's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $960 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Sherman click here.
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Sugar Dumplin
Texas
Sugar Dumplin

Meet Sugar Dumplin, a sweet 5 year old, 4-5 pound Morkie girl being fostered in Leander, TX. Only Texas residents will be considered.

THANK YOU TO SUGAR DUMPLIN'S RESCUE ANGELS!

David and Diana Lavine

3/23/23 Initial Bio: Sugar Dumpling is a five-year-old, four-pound Morkie that was surrendered to UYR by a breeder after a tornado destroyed the breeder's kennels. Thankfully she was not physically injured during the terrifying event. When Sugar was taken in by UYR she was severely matted and full of fleas and ticks. Luckily UYR was able to get her in to see one of our wonderful vets the following day to begin vaccinations, heartworm test, bloodwork, etc. Thankfully she is HW negative and her bloodwork looks great. The doctor says that she has the all-too-common luxating patella in some of her knees however is in overall great health and is scheduled to be spayed and have a dental cleaning next week.

Sugar is slowly adjusting to living indoors and being part of her foster family. Sugars foster parents say that she is very timid and cowers in fear when approached. However, when picked up she melts in their arms and gives the sweetest kisses. Foster Mom and Dad are still trying to get to know her and say she is coming out of her shell a little more each day as she is beginning to learn that she is safe and that humans can be kind and loving. Sugar enjoys cuddling next to her foster parents and foster sister on the couch especially when receiving belly rubs. She also loves to burrow under the covers in her cozy doggie bed. Sugar and her foster sister Jennielynn, aka Bertie, seem to be bonded at this point as they are never far apart. The adorable cream puff duo really seem to enjoy exploring every inch of their foster home and backyard side by side, like tiny partners in crime. If you would like more information, please contact Sugars foster parents at uyryorkielovetx@yahoo.com.


To date we've spent $329.27 on Sugar Dumplin's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $50 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Sugar Dumplin click here.
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Tara May
Texas
Tara May

Meet Tara May, a precious 5 year old, 9 pound Yorkie girl being fostered in Austin, TX. Only Texas residents will be considered.

THANK YOU TO TARA MAY'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta, Brian Cook

3/23/23 Update: Little Tara May had her second and third heartworm treatments at the beginning of the month. She had to spend two nights at the vet for monitoring while she had the back-to-back treatments, but is recovering well. Her stay at the vet with so many other dogs around triggered her heat, but her poor little body is so used to being pregnant that she went into what the vet calls a "false pregnancy"--her body tried to produce milk and prepare for puppies even though she is not actually pregnant (we have triple checked!). Luckily she doesn't have too many symptoms so it isn't impacting her recovery from the heartworm treatment.

Tara May is still on exercise restriction for the rest of the month, then hopefully she will test negative for HW and be healthy enough for her her spay and dental. She is a sweet and spunky little girl, and can't wait to start going on long walks with her foster brother and playing with all the neighbor dogs. In the meantime she enjoys riding in her stroller to accompany foster mom and brother on our walks.

Tara May will not be ready for adoption until mid-late April when she is recovered from her heartworm treatment and spay surgery.

2/12/23 Update: Tara May has become much more confident since she first arrived in rescue. She has learned to love snuggling and getting ear scratches. She is no longer quite so scared of getting picked up, and will now take treats from her foster mom's hand. She's a completely different dog from the terrified little girl who arrived just last month!

Tara May loves playing with other dogs her size, and will probably do best in a home with another smallish dog(s). She also loves to chew on things--so foster mom has been keeping her occupied with bully sticks and chew bones.

Unfortunately she is not allowed to play very much right now, because she had her first of three intensive heartworm treatments last week. She had to stay overnight at the vet for observation while they administered medicine to kill and dissolve the heartworms, and now she has to take it easy and not get excited for the next two months. This also means no long walks until she's done with treatment. She will have her second and third treatments at the beginning of March, when she will have to stay overnight at the vet for two nights. So far she is handling the treatment very well, and everyone at the vet's office was impressed by how good she was.

Tara May will not be ready for adoption until mid-April when she is recovered from her heartworm treatment.

1/10/23 Initial Bio: Tara May is one of the 9 breeder surrenders that just arrived at United Yorkie Rescue. This poor sweet girl had a hard life as a breeder pup, where she lived outdoors and never got any love from people.

She is slowly settling into her foster home, and each day trusts her foster mom a tiny bit more. She is heartworm positive and begins treatment today but it will be several months before she will be healthy enough for adoption.

If you would like to help with the cost of her vet care we would really appreciate it. You can donate at the PayPal link below. Thank you for your support getting this sweet girl healthy and ready to find her furever home!


To date we've spent $1381.13 on Tara May's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $225 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Tara May click here.
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Teddy
Texas
Teddy

Meet Teddy, a precious 5 pound, 2 year old little boy being fostered in Grapevine, TX. Only Texas residents will be considered.

THANK YOU TO TEDDY'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Sandy Pagnotta

Initial Bio 3/11/23: Teddy was a stray picked up by Animal Control outside a KFC trying to figure out the Colonel's secret recipe and get some pets along the way. He is a 2 year old Yorkie weighing in at a massive 5 lbs of cuteness. He is a super sweet lil baby boy that will melt your heart. He is a tiny little guy, forever at puppy size, or as his Foster Mommy likes to say; fun sized. Teddy's hobbies include: going for walks, cuddling on the couch, going for car rides; especially if it involves a trip to Starbucks for a pup cup, and he likes his crinkly crackly toys. He is a well mannered young man who doesnt have accidents in the house and goes potty outside like a big boy should. He will sleep either in his doggy bed, or in the Big Bed with Foster mommy all night with no potty breaks. If you think that this little guy might be a great fit for your family, please fill out your application today! Teddy needs a loving home with lots of affection.


To date we've spent $246.15 on Teddy's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $25 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Teddy click here.
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Toby
Texas
Toby TX

Meet Toby, a handsome 13 year young, 11 pound Yorkie boy being fostered in Georgetown, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

THANK YOU TO TOBY'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Kathy Mallett

Initial Bio 1/29/23: Toby, the Ultimate Cuddle Bug, is an Owner surrender due to his owner's travel requirements. He is energetic but not demanding; beautiful, smart, and calm; and wiggle wags his tail when meeting other dogs and people. He is very well behaved, walks on a leash, and is housetrained. He is trainable as indicated by several commands that he has mastered such as "roll over", "sit", and "lie down." We are told he is 13, but looks and acts like a much younger dog. Toby weighs 11 pounds.


To date we've spent $210.57 on Toby TX's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $100 in donations.
Please donate!

For more information, contact my foster parents at: yorkiejc2008@yahoo.com.

To fill out the adoption application for Toby TX click here.
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Vincent
Texas
Vincent

Meet Vincent, a sweet but shy 6 year old, 8 pound Yorkie boy being fostered in Leander, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

THANK YOU TO VINCENT'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Barbara Burgess, Angie Cagle, Ellen Chokreff, Elba Short

Upddate 3/29/23: Vincent is a 6-year-old yorkie who is up to date on all his immunizations, microchipped, neutered and has very healthy teeth and gums. He is potty trained and sleeps through the night without breaks. Vincent would like a home where he does not use a crate due to his past experiences.

Vincent is spunky and full of personality; he loves to play with toys and enjoys letting energy out in the backyard. He can be bossy when he needs interaction and really enjoys having all the attention on him. His foster parents originally thought he was shy but once they earned his trust and gave him constant socialization he blossomed and doesn’t hold back from showing his personality or affection towards them or visitors.

We’d love to see this growth continue for Vincent and believe he would thrive in a home with a parent who is with him the majority of the time and can offer him constant socialization, where he is the one and only, can sleep in the big bed and has a fenced yard.

Update 3/8/23: Vinny did great on our 16hr road trip, he loves looking out the window and eventually discovered he likes to perch on our shoulders like a parrot to get the best view.

We stayed at a hotel and he was the perfect hotel guest; we were not made aware of any barking while we were away and when we returned to the room he was always sleeping. Also, no potty accidents! Yay!

Vinny is thriving. In our initial bio of Vinny we mentioned hes not comfortable being picked up and cuddled yet; were grateful to report that weve earned his trust and he lets us pick him up and cuddle without hesitation now. He took his first nap being wrapped up in blankets this weekend!

Now that his E-collar is off and the doctor has said he's healed from his neuter, were going to take Vinny to play at the dog park! Update will follow on how his first visit to make friends went!

Bio Update 2/27/23: Vinny has started to let his personality out, he's clever, enjoys play time, loves being outside, hops around just like a bunny while playing, needs walks daily and will bark until you get him the exercise or engagement he needs. He has started to let us cuddle him; he is still figuring out how to relax while being held but were impressed with the progress hes made in just a little over a week. This little one is resilient.

He sleeps through the night quietly once he gets settled in and gets up at 6:30am with us. Weve had no nighttime accidents which is a major yorkie win in my book!

He had an instant connection with his foster dad and is obsessed with following him from room to room.

Sweet little Vincent has a big week ahead of him, hes going for a groom on Tuesday then doing a big road trip on Thursday for a wedding! When he returns to Leander it will be 2 weeks post op and the E-collar will come off and a fun dog park trip is a must to celebrate the milestone!

We look forward to providing an update on Vinny next week!

Initial Bio 2/18/23: Vincent is a quiet and kind 6-year-old, 8lb yorkie who loves to play and go on walks. His light brown eyes are absolutely stunning, and he resembles a little teddy bear! This little one is house trained and does not bark outside of his kennel. Vinny does not enjoy the kennel and hopes to leave the kennel in the past.

He had his first vet appointment on 2/16/23 where he was neutered and is now recovering at home with his foster family.While Vinny was at the vet, he received a dental and the doctor praised him for having beautiful healthy teeth! All of Vinnys bloodwork came back healthy and he is up to date on all his shots.

This sweet boy has been living in a kennel outdoors and went without enough meals and treats for some time. We are working with his vet to get him to a healthy weight. Were enjoying the privilege to spoil him with endless treats and frequent meals. He is on prescription science diet food.

Vinny has not received the care and love each furbaby deserves. Due to his life experiences, it takes him time to warm up enough to accept being touched by someone new. Our experience was a few hours before he allowed us to approach him and rub his ears and back. Were on day three and hes comfortable enough to let us rub his belly and if necessary, lift him onto the couch without growling. He is not comfortable being picked up and cuddled yet but were working on it at his pace. Hes incredibly sweet and loving; I know once he discovers cuddling, he will be obsessed!

Updates to come as we learn more about Vinny!


To date we've spent $989.02 on Vincent's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $265 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Vincent click here.
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Wally
Texas
Wally (nee Oozie)

Meet Wally, a handsome 5 year old, 8 pound Yorkie boy being fostered in Georgetown, TX. Only Texas residents will be considered.

THANK YOU TO WALLY'S RESCUE ANGELS!

Roberta Johnson, Tori Hollis, Roberta Johnson

THANK YOU TO WALLY'S FACEBOOK DONORS!

Alexa Socha Rowan, Mari Rangel

Update 3/14/23: Wally has been with his foster family since January and he has sprung into spring with a giant leap. He absolutely loves his foster family Yorkie so it would be perfect if his new family had a Yorkie that needs a lovable buddy like Wally. He loves to chase big Old English Sheepdog around the yard, gives lots of morning kisses to his Yorkie friend and even more excited for his morning walks. Wally looks like a little stuffed animal so on his walks folks alway have to stop and say what a gorgeous baby.

He is a snuggle bunny with his mom and dad, always following mom everywhere. He is healthy, up to date on immunizations, and is excited to meet his new family. His tummy gets a little upset in the car but that doesnt keep him for loving to go for drives. He will need medication for trips for a while until he adjusts to the excitement of going places. He does well with his potty training but still likes to let us know occasionally that hes still the boss. If you think Wally will be the perfect new family member go to the link below to complete an application.

UPDATE-1/24/2023 Oh my goodness!! Look at this adorable guy that reminds foster mom of a little stuffed bear! Wally came to UYR on 1/5/2023 with several other babies that were a breeder release from Texas and Oklahoma. This little guy is a very laid back, go along to get along personality who hangs out with other dogs, loves loves his walks and sleeps next to you and is down for the whole night.

And as unbelievable as it is for a Yorkie no barking. His only sound is if he is in a crate(hates hates) and cries if you leave him and dont take him a long..Wally loves to cuddle and lay in your lap, and is a foodie, good with any size dog, but is learning to engage in playing but he loves their company and gets excited when other dogs run fast around the yard. Little Wally seems to get an upset tummy when he rides in a car so he wouldnt be the best companion with a family that travels. His name should be Shadow because no matter what his foster mom does he follows everywhereeven if he is sleeping in a second he is awake and finds his way to see what he is missing.

Wally is done with his vetting so he is neutered, has his dental and is up to date on his vaccinations. We are still working on his potty training, some days excellent, then other days we start again. This baby gets along with everyone but small active children might be too excitable for him since he is a quiet, soft personality. He has discovered squeak toys and loves to walk around and squeak squeak squeak...Lol

If you think Wally would be a perfect companion for your family please fill out the application below.

Initial Bio 1/7/23: Hello there! I'm Wally. I'm as cute as a teddy bear and just as snuggly! I have not met anyone who isn't a friend yet, and just love to explore! I was with the others at the breeders, and United Yorkie Rescue took us all in to give is a new life! I am about 5 years old, weigh about 8 lbs, and will be neutered mid-January. Then I will be ready to go! You can reach my foster mom at uyrtxbets@gmail.com.


To date we've spent $1879.08 on Wally (nee Oozie)'s vet bills, but with your support we've collected $210 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Wally (nee Oozie) click here.
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Tiny
Texas
Yoshi (aka Tiny)

Meet Yoshi (formerly Tiny) a precious 7 month old, 8 pound Yorkie mix boy being fostered in McKinney, TX. Only Texas applicants will be considered.

THANK YOU TO YOSHI'S RESCUE ANGELS!

David Lavine

3/13/23: Guess who, you are right. It is Yoshi. Probably time to let you all know what has been going on here for the past few weeks. Being just 8 months old I LOVE to wrestle with the other dogs here that I play the hardest and most with. I am also totally UTD with all shots, been microchipped, heartworm tested negative and on preventive for that, fleas, ticks and worms and neutered. I am searching now officially for my furever home. I am still figuring out what I exactly want there. I do know I need a backyard to run and play in. A friend would be pawsome too. I will need a work-from-home or retired Pawrent if I will be the only dog. I need lots and lots of toys. Due to my small (9.2lbs) size children need to be older than 12. I am a young 8 months old so I will probably act like a puppy for a couple more years if not forever. I bonded quickly with FM like in 24 hours, learned my new name in the same amount of time and know sit too. I still am learning this potty thing. I love playing with all the dogs here and I keep them busy cuz like I said I am all puppy. All happy-go-lucky puppy. I wake up happy and go to sleep happy. I will sleep with you if you would like that or I will sleep in a bed in your room. I do not like crates so if you think I will be happy in one, I am telling you now that I will be very vocal. I will also require a back yard to play and run in. You can teach me how to chase a ball and bring it back. I love to give you gentle I am glad you are awake or I am so happy you are home from errands or its about time you are done in the bathroom kisses. I will adore you if you let me. Some of my favorite activities are playing with toys, playing chase outside, rolling in the grass, treats, mealtimes, nap times, zoomies in the house and snuggles with my hooman are some of the best things that happen during my day. I am still teaching FM things slowly. If this appeals to you/your family you can submit an application at the bottom of this write up. If you have any questions you can email FM at stickhors@gmail.com

2/5/23 Update: Hey, everyone. Foster Mom picked out my new name and I think I like it better than Tiny. She's calling me Yoshi so I will need to get used to it. She has also found out that I am not housetrained. I do not like a leash or a crate. I will need a neuter and we will do that ASAP. Good news is that I am heartworm negative and on heartworm, flea and tick preventative, I have my very own microchip and all my vaccinations.

As soon as I get my neuter (all I know is she says I need one because I am acting like a crazy boy over here trying to have fun with all the dogs here). I am 7 months old and ALL PUPPY ENERGY. I want to play play play with everyone here. So I will need somebody that is a stay at home human so they can train me. I have not been around kids but because I am so little the kiddos must be over 13. I have not been around cats but because I want to chase everything it is probably not a good idea. I will need a very secure back yard and I will dart out a door before you know it so FM thinks I might be a runner. She does not want to test that theory cuz she is not a fast runner hahahaha. By the way I can run really really fast but I bet you already figured that out. No doggy doors please. My adoption fee has not been decided so stay tuned for that update.

Initial Bio 2/4/23: Introducing Tiny, a 7 month old 8 lb puppy. Sadly his mommy decided to surrender him because of her medical issues. She knew she couldn't take care of him like he needed so she took him to Tri-City Animal Shelter and surrendered him on 02-03-2023. Tri-Cities immediately reached out to United Yorkie Rescue and of course UYR would help this little guy out. Tiny was at his new foster home in less than 25 hours. Please stay tuned while his foster family and Tiny get to know one another and watch for an updated biography in the future.


To date we've spent $158.72 on Yoshi (aka Tiny)'s vet bills, but with your support we've collected $75 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Yoshi (aka Tiny) click here.
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Virginia
Cookie Monster

Meet Cookie Monster a cute 1 year old, Yorkie boy being fostered near Stafford, VA.

Initial Bio 1/13/23: Hello!! My name is Cookie Monster. I'm only a year old and have been to 3 different homes. I act like a puppy and have anxiety when my human is gone. I'm otherwise healthy, neutered, and up to date on my shots. I'm good around other dogs unless they're aggressive, not sure about cats, still love to chew on things, and need to be in a home with a fenced in yard as I love to run.


To date we've spent $0 on Cookie Monster's vet bills, but with your support we've collected $25 in donations.
Please donate!

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

To fill out the adoption application for Cookie Monster click here.
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