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If you want to make a donation toward the care of these sweet dogs, you may mail a check or money
order to the address listed below, or you may use the convenience of Paypal. If you want your
contribution to help a specific dog, write the dog's name on your check or in the Comments section of
the Paypal form. The dogs send Yorkie Hugs to everyone and they say "thank you" to all of the good
and generous people who help them. Yorkie Friends Rescue is a 501c-3 organization, and your
donation is 100% tax deductible.

Chelsey is an 11 yr old sweetie whose "parents"
gave her up after all of these years because of her
itchy skin. They claimed her scratching kept them
up at night. She is about 5 lbs and she wants to lay
on your shoulder all of the time. She LOVES to be
loved by her people. She has missed her family
terribly and does not understand why she is no
longer with them. Look at this sweet face. Could
you give her up after 11 years of her giving you
unconditional love and affection???

She is eating special food with
trout and sweet potatoes. It
seems to be helping with her
skin allergies. She eats raw
carrots as a snack and loves
them. The special food is
expensive so her foster family
would appreciate help. She
needs baths twice a week and
enjoys the water on her skin. Her
heart medication helps her have
more energy and she enjoys
spending time outside in the cool
evenings or early mornings. If
you would like to help with her
needs while she is in foster care,
you may Sponsor her by making
a monthly tax deductible
donation by check or Paypal.

Please help us take care of little Chelsey for the
time she has left. You may mail a tax deductible
donation for her or use Paypal. You may find out
how to become her sponsor by clicking on the
Sponsor or Donate Link at the top of the page.
The only way we have to pay for the medical
needs of the dogs with severe or chronic
conditions is through donations from generous
people like you.
Please help us to help Chelsey.

The dogs on this page are permanent fosters of Yorkie Friends Rescue
Corporation due to their age and/or medical conditions. They are not
available for adoption, but you may become a sponsor for any of these
babies, or you may make a one time donation for their on-going care.
Some of the dogs on this page have very special needs that require
expensive veterinary care and medication. Some of them have more
than one problem that requires ongoing medical attention. As a result,
Yorkie Friends Rescue has to pay very high vet bills. In addition to any
special medical care, Yorkie Friends is responsible for their regular
shots, heartworm and flea prevention. Please help us help them with
your donations. You can also become a sponsor to one of the dogs.
Click on the Sponsor or Donate link at the top of the page to learn how
you can help. To make a onetime donation, click any of the Donate
buttons on this page.
Some of the Permanent Fosters have recently been adopted by their
Foster Families because the family wanted them to be adopted and not
remain a foster for life. They are marked as adopted. We still need
donations for those who are Permanent Fosters.

Hi,
My name is Peanut, and I
was a stray turned in to
Animal Control. I'm about 11
years old, I'm almost blind,
and almost deaf, but I can
sure get around my new
house OK! I don't have any
teeth, so my lower jaw has
resorbed (I guess that means
I don't really have much of a
lower jaw). But I sure can
eat! And if I don't get to eat
when I think I should, I'll be
the first one to tell you! I'm a
VERY, VERY sweet boy, and
I love to give kisses. In this
picture my dad is rubbing my
ear, and I just LOVE that. I
like my new family, thanks
Yorkie Friends for rescuing
me!

Sincerely,
Peanut

Ashley was found in a field just wandering around, abandoned by the
people who were supposed to care for her. A kind person brought her
into the vet and took care of all her needs. Ashley was thought to be deaf
and blind, but some simple tests have revealed that she can hear. Her
eyesight is not good, but she has settled right in to her new foster home
in Alabama and has no trouble finding her way around the house and
yard or following her people. She has a wonderful appetite and she gets
along great with the other dogs. She has never had any problem getting
along with anyone or anydog. Ashley is completely piddle pad trained. If
she has to stay alone, she will use pads. She has her own special bed in
the bedroom, and sleeps there. Her eyes will always need medications to
keep them moist. Update: 10-17-07
Ashley is such a happy girl. She RUNS through the house and BOUNDS
to her food dish!! For the first time in her life, she has the freedom to do
exactly what she wants when she wants, and has free run of the house.
She gets so excited about her life!!!

Hi! My name is Sunshine. My Foster Mom says that my name just fits me because I am just like a
little ray of sunshine to brighten any moment of the day. I will turn 9 years old 09/21/06. I only
weigh about 6½ lbs but could stand to gain another pound or two. I have a great personality and
love to be cuddled by FM and especially Foster Dad. I also love to sleep in the bed with you. I
follow FM from room to room because I do not like to be alone. I get along with the other dog that
lives here and would like to have another dog in my forever home. I will be even cuter when I am
cared for and my hair is long and beautiful.

You should know that I got some blood tests that indicate I may be in early stages of Kidney
failure. With medication and a special diet my levels have reduced to the high normal level.
Unless someone told you, you would not know that I have a problem. I am active, love my walks
and like to chase the squirrels and the cat. It is likely that I can live several years with my
medication and special diet. Anyone interested in adopting me must have a heart as big as mine
and be willing to provide my food and meds which is a small price to pay because I am so darn
cute. I will also have to be taken occasionally to have my blood re-tested.

FM is working on my potty training and I need to have my shots and a dental then I will be ready for
my Forever home--- Only one with lots of love and no small children please ( I’m so little that they
might hurt me).

The infection in my mouth is still lingering so I have had another dental in hopes
that the teeth that I have left may be saved. Because of this and the fact that my
kidney situation is still “not sure” which means that I will have to have periodic
blood tests My foster mom will keep me as a permanent foster. WE BOTH LIKE
THAT I WILL BE STAYING HERE. She says that I am now a member of the family
and I don’t have to ever leave. I am thankful to YFR for taking care of me and all
the other babies that they have saved and for the previous and future donations
from wonderful people that make this possible. Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!!

I was removed in extremis from
euthanasia at the animal
shelter in Northern Florida by
Yorkie Friends Rescue and am
currently in a foster home. My
foster Mom loves me! She has
found out that I like a good
solid breakfast and dinner, I
am good leash walker (in spite
of my gimpy leg),
housebroken, and a general
good companion. I will wait
patiently in the car for you,
and like to be with right next to
you whatever you are doing. I
am a good dog and very loyal
and will protect you like

a tiger if you are in danger (perceived by me). If I am in your arms, I can be aggressive
unless you bring me a treat. Then I know you mean us no harm.
I am 8 years old, (young for a Chihuahua/Pomerian Mix – we can live easily to 18/20
years). I am a male dog that should be beautiful when my hair grows in fully. I am very
cute with my big eyes and soft fur.
I have a heart murmur and a gimpy leg that causes me no pain, but outside of that, I am
in good health. I am going to be staying with my foster mom for the rest of my life, and
Yorkie Friends will be paying my vet bills. Please make a donation to help them take care
of me. Nobody wanted to adopt me, so they love me enough to care for me forever.

"Hello people out in the world,
My name is Winnie and Yorkie Friends Rescue have decided that I belong with my foster family. See I have a condition that I guess people just don't want to deal with. I
have Cushing's Disease. It does not bother me too much. I drink a lot of water. Not too bad of a deal because I wear my diaper really well. But nobody put in an
application for me. Nobody wanted my Winnie kisses. So YFR made me a permanent foster. I get to stay with my foster mom and dad and all my fur siblings forever
and ever. I like it here. Mom and dad spoil me!!
But YFR needs help again. I need to go in for some more blood testing. See, I am getting old. I admit it, I am getting up there in age. But this blood testing can get
expensive if they find something wrong with the first set of tests. As you can see Yorkie Friends have a lot of kids to take care of and some have high medical bills that
need to get paid. Can you find it in your heart to help me pay my way in this group? Yorkie Friends was so nice to take me in when my first family and nobody else
wanted me. I will forever be thankful for them. I just can't seem to find a job for an older Yorkie. Please help me and all donations are tax deductible. What a cool deal,
help me and help yourself. Thanks for reading my plea. I am sending lots of Winnie kisses your way.

Love you all,

Winnie"