Several Yorkies in Ohio - Adult Females and Pups
 

A few weeks ago, I adopted my baby girl Cosette. She was a Puppy Mill survivor. The rescue group I went through had several others including Cosette's sister. Cosette has turned out so wonderfully, I wanted to post the info on here in case anyone was looking. I have seen and handled these dogs personally, as I sat for hours trying to make the right decision to which would be coming home with me:) It was very tough!

1- Joanna - almost 2 years old. She was completely emaciated when the rescue got her. She has put on weight but has some more to go. She is a Yorkie that has longer legs/body, probably will fill out at about 8 lbs. She has an AMAZING personality, loves people and dogs alike. That being said she is very high energy and loves to play.

2- Cosette's sister - just over 2 years old. She is BEAUTIFUL, the lightest Yorkie coat I have seen, her blue looks silver and gold looks champagne. Her coat is already mid-length, needs groomed but could totally go into a topknot. She is very compact, low to the ground, short body. I wanted to take her but 3 weeks ago she was not quite ready. She had no interest in people or other dogs. She was not aggressive at all, just showed no interest. I held her for hours and she just sat in my arms, but paid me no attention. She also is very calm. Played with a few toys, but very casually and subdued. Cosette was similar but not fully to that degree, I am amazed how quickly she has 'come out of her shell' and think her sister would be great with someone who would be willing to give her some love and patience.

3- Yorkie pups from #2 above. I want to say they are around 12 weeks. I believe there are 4 of them. I don't know genders etc. but they were great pups, very cute, friendly and playful (they did not experience the 'puppy mill' life)

Here is a link to the site My Young & Old Furbabies Rescue
She has not updated her page with all the dogs above, only Joanna is shown.
Her name is Vicky and she can be reached at 740-472-9828.

Thanks for reading
Amber

aww.. hope they all receive forever homes soon

is it a yorkie rescue kennel with a no kill policy?

Yes it actually is an all breed rescue which has a no kill policy. Because she lives in Amish Country she specializes in Puppy Mill dogs (Puppy Mills in my area are often operated by Amish).

puppy mill rescue
 

When do you think she will have pictures up on the website? Have you dealt with her before? My little Rizzo girl was a mill rescue at about 2 years old and she blossomed into a doll. How is Cosette sister around the other dogs that were there? Are the puppies lighter coloring or darker in color? I am looking for a female that is similar to Rizzo like Cosettes sister but her demeaner is a little worry some. However I am home all day and can give a new baby a lot of attention.:animal36
Loree