Baiah is a adorable little girl who is only approx. 7 years old and is blind. She is not ready for adoption as of yet she still needs to be spayed and a much needed dental. Watch for her updates.
Yorkie Luv Rescue is committed to finding loving, happy homes for every dog in our rescue. From time to time a dog is considered unadoptable for a variety of reasons such as permanent medical conditions, emotional issues and even age. Sometimes this is apparent before we rescue, other times it is not. These dogs still deserve a loving home and good quality of life. In the Forever Ours program we provide ongoing medical care while they spend the remainder of their life with their foster family.
Please consider joining our Sponsor program or donating to support the care of our Forever Fosters.
If you would like to sponsor one of our Forever Fosters and have your own website, we will gladly add a link to your site with a short description, as well as continued updates of the dog you are sponsoring.
Meet Lydie
Please meet Yorkie Luv Rescues newest addition – sweet, tiny Lydie. She was surrendered to the Shelter in Tuscon due to medical issues. The shelter ran many tests on her and it is possible she has a shunt (parvo neg).
Our volunteers rallied to get her to Phoenix asap. She appears way younger than 13 weeks old and weighs only 1.6 pounds. Our first ER bill is $852.06 – more to come unfortunately as Lydie fights for her life.
Please help us help her. Our pay pal is yorkieluvrescue@yahoo.com
Meet Petey
Petey was diagnosed with an enlarged heart from a grade 6 heart murmur. His heart is pressing on his trachea so he does have trouble swallowing and he has a consistent cough. If he drinks water too fast or drinks too much, he will have a coughing episode. The Vet said that he is in the beginning stages of congestive heart failure. He is on three medications. We are looking for a sponsor for Petey. His meds cost$ 180 every 2 months.
Meet Archie
Archie was a stray, in rough shape at County. YLR sprung him on December 28th and brought him to our house. He was a terrified, not housebroken mess. He had an upper respiratory infection, eye infection, and was clearly in pain when he walked. We named him Archie. After 2 trips to the vet, antibiotics for the infection, drops for his eyes, anti-inflammatory meds for his legs, and daily Glucosamine, he is feeling better. Archie has a luxating patella in both back legs. Every time he takes a step, his knee caps pop out. He doesn’t really walk, but rather dances. Archie is learning to ask to go outside to potty, and he is slowly learning to trust humans. He is also bonding with his foster brothers and sisters. He is a very sweet boy. Watch for his updates.