Ditto that, this dog is way to young (under 2) to have dental problems. I know many dogs are picky eaters but when you start giving them bits of meats and table scraps you will never get them to eat dog food and are asking for a ton of health issues. OP please try to get you pup on a good dog food program. I know it is so hard to do when they are begging and begging for scraps but if you love your dog like I have been told you do, you have to stay strong and keep reminding yourself that this is what is best for little guy.

There certainly are two sides and still sometimes you wonder how much of the entire or correct situation you might be getting when a Yorkie is concerned.

Donna, you know the adoptive mom personally and know for sure what she is saying is completely truthful about the dog's living conditions and shots situation? I personally know of rescue situations where a great deal of "funny business" was taking place when a certain kind of dog would come in. It does seem very odd the dog would be listed for adoption under the circumstances.

I wonder about both stories/situations a bit. As far as the OP, I don't quite understand why one would surrender a beloved pet to rescue for a non-life/limb threatening condition where time isn't a huge factor as anti-anti-NSAID's and pain Rx. can help keep it comfortable until only hours later, money was coming that could cover correcting the medical problem. Or what the money given by someone out of the blue and unknown at the time of the surrender?

And the biggest question of all as raised above - what is the future situation for a possible future illness or injury requiring more high-dollar vetting? And if the dog's home situation wasn't that ideal, it's unfortunate but not a deal breaker unless the part about the teeth and dog's diet are true and there is no way for the OP to permanently change some things to make this dog's situation far better.

I personally would rather do without a dog and all the joy and companionship and love of having one if I couldn't manage to give the little thing at least a good life, with timely provision for his needs. I wouldn't have one if I couldn't get it to the ER vet at the time of an emergency. No dog should have to lie desperately ill, broken or hurting waiting until and if someone can come by and take it to the vet sooner or later.

Hopefully, if the home situation for the dog can be improved and ready money be available for basic and elective and emergency vetting and some of the other things corrected so that the dog's full needs can be met, this rescue will consider the love and plight of the older lady and her need for her dog and see if they can't offer the new adoptive mom choice of the next dog she would care for. Sometimes people do get desperate and leap into something and the rules and disclaimers are all going over their head as their grief and stress of what they are doing in surrendering the dog really does stun them into failing to grasp everything they need to about the finality of that step. Still, if I were the rescue agency, I would proceed cautiously and be certain the dog's future needs could be easily met.

OP, I am very, very sorry for this terrible situation and how it has probably wrecked your life, doing something so painful. But hopefully you can work out something that will be good for the dog, yourself and the rescue agency. I'll certainly keep you and that little dog in my prayers.

Funny thing about this is...
Not another word from the OP. Why is that?

I'm glad this is being resolved. I only add that SAV A YORKIE is an extremely reputable organization in my area. They do good work & difficult work.

The listing for adoption has been removed also. It's a big ordeal to adopt from this group (with home visits), so even with the early listing, the puppy would not have been adopted out any time soon.

I hope OP is satisfied with the result.

Wow leave it up to Donna to get down to the nitty gritty and figure out what was going on. I'm sure your involvement had some influence on the outcome and the return of this dog to its rightful owner. I hope the OP is able to provide the proper care for this pup and will reach out local area organization for help when needed.

Thanks Donna, nice job !

[QUOTE=yorkietalkjilly;4273297]There certainly are two sides and still sometimes you wonder how much of the entire or correct situation you might be getting when a Yorkie is concerned.

Donna, you know the adoptive mom personally and know for sure what she is saying is completely truthful about the dog's living conditions and shots situation? I personally know of rescue situations where a great deal of "funny business" was taking place when a certain kind of dog would come in. It does seem very odd the dog would be listed for adoption under the circumstances.
I will tell you this, Save A Yorkie Rescue is a REPUTABLE Rescue Group.

If, I'm not mistaken there is at least one member here on YT that is a member of that group.

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Good Job....see what one person can do?

Sounds like this is going to work out for both of them, I'm glad to hear. Thanks for the update, Donna.

Where is the OP?

Not sure. Maybe she disappeared again, like she did last year when she had a Yorkie Puppy that she needed to find a home for and then didn't answered posts when people asked about the puppy. NOW in that situation supposedly her daughter gave her the female yorkie for a companion for her male yorkie, BUT then found out that where she lived only allowed 1 dog, so she joined YT and posted on here about that pup and then left until this situation came up.

thanks guys, but I really can not take any credit for what transpired, this was all in motion before I called them. I guess my being nosy for once got some answers.

I just hope it all works out for the pup. I am also glad to hear that the group is a good organization, from the way the first post read I along with others I was wondering.

I am glad that it worked out

[QUOTE=TxVicki;4273336]Not sure. Maybe she disappeared again, like she did last year when she had a Yorkie Puppy that she needed to find a home for and then didn't answered posts when people asked about the puppy. NOW in that situation supposedly her daughter gave her the female yorkie for a companion for her male yorkie, BUT then found out that where she lived only allowed 1 dog, so she joined YT and posted on here about that pup and then left until this situation came up. [/QUOT

When I read this thread, I thought about that woman too, who couldn't have more than one dog.

I honestly wish the pup had stayed with the foster. If the situation is true what the foster mom told dblain, the puppy is better off with the rescue. OP wasn't honest about him having all his shots, what else is she dishonest about?

And with what Vicki posted about the OP's previous posts about the other puppy, I am 100% convinced this person doesn't need an animal to care for.