| To See YFR Dogs on PteFinder Click on PrtFinder Logo |
| FOSTER MOMS CLICK HERE TO MAKE A FLYER FOR YOUR FOSTER DOG AND POST IN PET STORES AND VET OFFICES AND OTHER PLACES FOR MORE ADOPTION APPLICANTS. |
| At The Bridge Waiting On Us |
| Yorkie Friends Rescue believes that all Yorkshire Terriers and Yorkie mixes deserve loving and caring homes and the medical care necessary to ensure the best possible quality of life, regardless of their age or condition; and the members will rescue Yorkies and Yorkie mixes in need, then strive to work together in a spirit of co-operation and mutual respect to achieve that goal for the Yorkies in our care; and through our endeavors we shall seek to educate the public about the cruelty to animals that exists in our country, and how they can help to end it. |
To read about the
perils that exist for
dogs and other
animals in our
country, and how
you can help to save
the animals from
these dangers, click
on any of the links
displayed down the
right margin of our
web site.
Yorkie Friends
Rescue is not
affiliated with any of
the organizations
permission when
permission when
necessary, only to
further the education
of the public.of the
public.
perils that exist for
dogs and other
animals in our
country, and how
you can help to save
the animals from
these dangers, click
on any of the links
displayed down the
right margin of our
web site.
Yorkie Friends
Rescue is not
affiliated with any of
the organizations
permission when
permission when
necessary, only to
further the education
of the public.of the
public.
| Toxic Foods These foods can be deadly to dogs. * Onions or onion powder *Chocolate * Coffee * Tea * Alcoholic beverages * Macadamia nuts * Hops (Used in home beer brewing) *Grapes and raisins * Tomato foliage (leaves & stems) *Green parts of potato (green peeling, sprouts, foliage) *Rhubarb leaves * Avocados * Pits & seeds from fruits (plum, apricot, peach, apple, cherry) * Bitter Almonds * Moldy or spoiled foods |
| conservation, and other issues that affect animals.issues that affect animals. |
| and unfortunately that and unfortunately that makes it vulnerable to their number one "Predator" the "Humans" that operate PuppyMills in the United States.States. |
| Puppy Rescue & Adoption: Adopt a Homeless Puppy in your area... |
| the public about puppy the public about puppy mills, to prevent cruelty to animals, to foster understanding of responsible pet acquisition and ownership, and to promote adoption of homeless companion animals.animals. |
| SPAY/USA, a program of The Pet Savers Foundation, is a nationwide network and referral service for affordable spay/neuter services. Our mission is to reduce the number of unwanted cats and dogs and to stop their suffering. Anyone who needs assistance finding affordable spay/neuter services can benefit from calling SPAY/USA! |
| The College of Veterinary Medicine is a vital part of Mississippi State University and it serves the state, region, and nation through teaching, research, clinical service and public service. We hope you enjoy your visit to our website and we invite your comments to the Webteam. |
| In loving memory of our little friends waiting on us at the Rainbow Bridge. |
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| To Read About Some More Of Our Successful Yorkie Friends Rescue Adoptions. Click Here |
| If your pet has swallowed anything you fear is poisonous, please call the ASPCA's National Animal Poison Control Center (NAPCC) to get 24-Hour Animal Poison Information for Veterinarians and Pet Owners. |
| POISON CONTROL INFORMATION |
William E. Campbell, internationally recognized authority on pet dog behavior problems. Bill co-founded the American Society of Veterinary Ethology (1975) and, although not a veterinarian, was its first president-elect. He is a charter member of the Dog Fancy Magazine Hall of Fame (1996); author of "Behavior Problems in Dogs, 3rd ed." 1999, "Dog Behavior Problems - The Counselor's Handbook," (1999) (DogWise 800-776-2665) and the new "Better Behavior in Dogs," 1999, A Guide to solving all your dog's problems,( |
| Pet Behavior Resources |
Since Yorkie Friends Rescue Corporation began on March 30, 2005,
we have successfully adopted to forever homes,
we have successfully adopted to forever homes,
455 dogs
The mission of the Deaf Dog Education Action Fund is to provide education and funding for the purpose of improving and/or saving the lives of deaf dogs. We are a non-profit organization founded to speak on behalf of and assist in the betterment of life for deaf dogs everywhere. |
| All dogs adopted from Yorkie Friends Rescue are spayed/neutered, updated on vacinations, receive a heartworm test and a fecal test, a thorough vet exam, and are treated for any infections or conditions before adoption. |
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| The purpose of this website is to help you find the best treatment option for your dog. |
| Information on canine meningioma and related issues |
To read about dogs Available for Adoption, click on the link below, or the Available Yorkies button at the top of the page. To find out about requirements for adoption,or to complete an adoption application, click on the Adoption Application Links. |
The adoption donation required for each dog helps cover the vet
costs for all of the dogs. So many dogs are sick or require a lot of
vet care to get them adoptable. Many others are too old and feeble
to be adopted and must stay in one of our foster homes for the
remainder of their lives. The adoption donations of the younger
healthier dogs helps pay a portion of those bills. Even those
adoption donations do not cover all of the vet bills we have to pay,
so we also have to rely on public donations to pay for excess vet
bills. We are 501c-3, so all donations are tax deductible.
Adoption donations are not tax deductible.
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costs for all of the dogs. So many dogs are sick or require a lot of
vet care to get them adoptable. Many others are too old and feeble
to be adopted and must stay in one of our foster homes for the
remainder of their lives. The adoption donations of the younger
healthier dogs helps pay a portion of those bills. Even those
adoption donations do not cover all of the vet bills we have to pay,
so we also have to rely on public donations to pay for excess vet
bills. We are 501c-3, so all donations are tax deductible.
Adoption donations are not tax deductible.
Click Here to see More Available Dogs
Our members and the people who visit our website often share
beautiful stories and poems about rescue, rescue dogs, and beloved
pets with us. We like to make some of the most touching and beautiful
ones available for everyone to enjoy. Click on the links in this section
to read some of the stories and poems about the sweet dogs and the
cause we serve.
beautiful stories and poems about rescue, rescue dogs, and beloved
pets with us. We like to make some of the most touching and beautiful
ones available for everyone to enjoy. Click on the links in this section
to read some of the stories and poems about the sweet dogs and the
cause we serve.
| Rescue Poems & Stories |
| See the educational links in the right margin of this page for information on a variety of topics including, the perils of puppymills, animal cruelty research and issues, veterinary and first aid information, pet behavior, and other topics. |
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| Tobby |
| Please read Toby's story below to find out more about this sweet little boy. Sweet Toby came to Yorkie Friends Rescue on November 5, 2010. He had been a little stray in Tennessee, and weighed only 2.5 pounds when found by a kind policeman who carried him to a shelter dedicated to finding homes or rescues for all of their dogs and cats, even the old and/or sick ones. They cared for him and got him up to 3 pounds by the time we took him. They gave him his shots, had him neutered, and had to have what was left of his teeth removed. They nursed him back to health and found us for him. After about a month in his foster home, he was up to 4.5 pounds. When he came to YFR, he had a fully mature cataract in his right eye. We raised the $2000 for his cataract surgery, thanks to generous donors and a $1000 donation from his foster parents. His surgery was on December 22, 2010. His eye doctor estimated his age at about 11 years. With perfect vision, Toby was in great health until a serious kidney issue arose in March of 2011. He had to spend several days in the hospital, but was returned to good health, although he will always have impaired kidneys, and need blood level rechecks every 3-4 months to be sure his condition remains under control. He also requires eye rechecks by his eye doctor every 3 months, as well as 2 kinds of eye drops that he will need for life. Of course, he also must have regular flea and heartowrm medication. We all thought that someone would want to adopt him right away, but only 2 or 3 applications came in for him during the next several months, and none that were the right home for Toby, so after more than a year in foster care, YFR made Toby a permanent foster with us. He will remain in his present foster home for the remained of his life, and YFR will take care of him. At more than 12 years old and more than 18 months in his foster home, it would be cruel to expect him to adjust to yet another home. In addition to donations to take care of the currently outstanding vet bills, we need sponsors for Toby to make regular donations to take care of his eye and bloodwork rechecks, eye medications, and flea/heartworm prevention that are regular expenses. Toby is such a happy little boy. Please help him. |
| Effective December 30, 2013: Yorkie Friends Rescue cannot take any dogs at this time due to the number of fosters that we already have in our care and the lack of funds to take care of additional dogs. We do have dogs for adoption and we continue to need donations to vet the dogs in our care. You can read about these dogs by clicking Available Yorkies or Special Needs Yorkies. If you would like to make a tax deductible donation to help with the vet care of these dogs, please use Paypal or mail a donation check payable to Yorkie Friends Rescue to... Nancy Doherty 3060 North Atlantic Avenue #204 Cocoa BEach, FL 32931 Thank you to eveyone who has helped YFR in the past and to those who are willing to help now. You will receive a tax receipt for your donation. |
| Sammie now has a wonderful loving family!! After undergoing 3 surgeries to correct serious ear problems, she now has a great future with a family who adores her!!! If you would like to make a tax deductible donation to help pay on the $1750 vet bills for her, just use Paypal on our website or mail a check payable to Yorkie Friends Rescue to... Nancy Doherty 3060 N Atlantic Ave #204 Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 We cannot help other dogs without restoring the funds pent for her surgeries. By repaying these funds, we will be able to make more successful adoption happen! We can only do it with your help.all donation, no matter how small, are helpful and greatly appreciated!! |
| These dogs are PERMANENT FOSTERS of Yorkie Friends, and are not available for adoption, but we need donations to care for them. |
| SAMMIE |
Successful adoption for Sammie