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Originally Posted by megansmomma  They do not look not very well taken care of and need to be seen by a vet. I would think that being a BREEDER you would have an excellent relationship with your vet. With the amount of money it takes to keep a good quality breeding program in tip top shape I am sure that your vet would help in this very serious situation.
I work with a Yorkie Rescue and would be willing to speak to them about helping these 3 if you would be willing to surrend them. Please PM me if you would like to take up my offer.  |
I hope you take up on her offer. Those girls need medical attention and evaluation before they are placed in their forever home. It wouldn't be fair to a new owner to pass along an undisclosed medical condition and hefty vet bills.
They absolutely should be spayed before they go to their new homes. Responsible breeders and rescues always spay and neuter first, not depend on the new owners to do it.