UPDATE ON HBC Yorkie Plainfield.
 

Oh you are so wonderful to be looking out for Gianna and opening your home for her. Praying for a quick recovery for Gianna.

oh you are such a wonderful person to do that.

Ok, no I am in tears. I have been thinking about this poor little one every since you posted about her. I am so relieved that she's doing better. You are wonderful, God Bless You ! Your Hubby will come around to her if you get to bring her home & he will eat his words. I know this from 1st hand experience.

I just spoke to the vet. I'm going to go up tomorrow instead. I do not have to go to work until 6 so I'll be back in plenty of time for work. It's about a hour to two hour drive so I'll leave early. She is doing good, but has some neurological issues and it's too soon to know if they will improve to where she'll be normal, but she has improved greatly. I expected that that would be the case. We'll see what happens.

How very sweet of you. Keep us updated!

Thank you for helping this girl. Wishing all the best for you two. Keep us updated.

I'm in Jersey too. Did you say this Yorkie was in Plainfield? That's right around the corner from me. I hope she's doing well!

I hope he recovers and you can keep her or find a loving home for her.

I just got home. Was a long ride. She is a doll. The vet bill for her is quite high. She had severe head trauma and was in bad shape when they got her on Tuesday, but she is coming along well considering. Her eyes are blood shot, which I would guess is to be expected. She can now stand and walk a little but wobbly and if she does fall has troulbe getting back up. I brought along a stuffed Yorkie which she seemed to like. She had her head on her, and we bought her a small stuffie, bullystick, pink bed and some treats. They did not put her on food or water yet, just IV. While I was there they called the shelter to see if I could just take her on Monday if no one comes forward. The shelter said yes, which I was happy for because she will need probably six weeks or so of crate care and she is very skinny, all bones really. I estimate her to be probably about 4 or 5 rather then a year or two as the post suggested. The vet said she was infested with fleas when she came in and they treated her with a pill for them. I can't make out what kind of home she came from, her weight and the fleas would suggest not so good yet her nails are neatly trimmed and she has no matts and is very sweet so I just don't know. At any rate, I offered a $500 donation towards her vet care and it's agreed that on Monday she will not go to the shelter. If no one steps up and claims her I will pick her up and bring her home here with me. I did contact a Yorkie rescue and left a message, asking for some help with her if I agreed to foster her for as long as needed. I fell in love with her but it will be difficult to take on another for good. I'm enclosing some pictures of her. She's a petite Yorkie, prob about 5 lbs but skinny, but still is small. Elaine

The Pictures
 

Her Pictures with some of the stuff we brought to her.

You are doing a wonderful thing. I hate to burst your bubble but even if someone does come forward they may not have the funds to be able to take her home if the. Et charges them for the care. As you probably noticed Plainfield is not the greatest of areas. Poor little girl looks like my Baby. I hope she finds her forever home.

What a little sweetie she is and what a huge sweetheart you are for taking her in and helping her recover. I know she will blossom under your care. Thanks for making a difference. Best wishes to you and Gianna.