Yorkie Available In Ca, Special Needs

[DesertChildAZ]

Originally Posted by stephluvsangel6

thanks you guys yes
that is the word, it has a d work in front of it
and then congenital
yes thank, everyone keeps telling me to turn her into a rescue but im telling them she is from a rescue, her leg thing isnt current, she insnt from the street and we just picked her up took her in, she was rescued by www.puppymillrescue.com someone from them in kansas, the lady i got her from got her to get her out of there, she got three in hopes of finding a better home for her around here, she has been evaluated but vets by the rescue, she is ok with her leg, she has it and they said the d word and congenital and then bad knee by it, my vet said the same he cannot hold his word since he hasnt seen her but most likely he said she has been evaluated and if surgery was needed she would have had it, she most likely will have to live with it, and it doesnt seem to bother her. i doesnt bother me i feel sorry for her though, its sad that it would happen, but now its someones turn to make her feel like a princess but as the hours turn it look s like its going to be me, i feel bad for her, but she is in a situation where she technically doesnt have special needs but she does, she needs time, love and to be spoiled, she walks real slow becuase she hops, she eats normal, she slept all night next to me, and she potties on her potty pad, she is not fixed but that is something that i will do if i keep her but i havent yet since she seems to be agitated by frankie,

but her leg is justher leg, its a little present that comes with her
to the best of my knowledge there is nothing we can do with it or about it,
she has been thouroughly checked over yet i would always recommend you do it also if you get her, she needs to be checked for everything and even worms, even though they released her she still should be checked and yes get another opinion about her leg also

I realize that the woman you got this girl from got her from puppymillrescue.com. What's important to know is (1) was this woman a foster parent for puppymillrescue.com? or (2) was she an approved adoption through puppymillrescue.com that didnt' work out?

If she was a foster, then she didnt' follow the puppymillrescue.com adoption process when she gave the dog to you. This is not how puppymillrescue.com works. They don't just hand off their rescues to "get them out of there (Kansas)". They have specific protocol for evaluating, rehabilitating and fostering out their dogs until they find them a permanent home through a THOROUGH and rigid evaluation of each potential applicant.

If she was an approved adoptee and found that the placement of this rescue dog was not a good fit, she is OBLIGATED to contact puppymillrescue.com and return the dog to them. If she did not follow this protocol or honor her agreement to return the dog, then you need to contact puppymillrescue.com and allow them the opportunity to retrieve the dog and find him a suitable home.

Keep in mind that if this dog was originally rescued by puppymillrescue.com, they would not have adopted him out or sent him off to a foster home without having first started the process of rehabilitating him and, in the process, spending alot of money to insure he is rehabilitated. Either foster mom took the money provided to her to rehabilitate this dog and bolted, handing the dog off to you, or she didn't adopt this dog from puppymillrescue.com.

Either way, I can assure you that if puppymillrescue.com was in any way involved in the rescue of this dog in Kansas and fostered it out to the woman who gave the dog to you, the "foster" has them fooled into thinking that the dog is still under her care.

Please contact puppymillrescue.com, considering their initial investment in the dog, and let them know what is going on.

[jrsygal37]

This is exactly what I told her to do too Kelly. Steph. I realize that you feel you are doing the right thing and you did by taking her in, but you NEED to contact Puppymillrescue.com. She will not go into a kennel situation with them. They will place her and rehabilitate her in a loving foster home. They are good people and would be extremely upset to know that one of their dogs ended up this way. Legally she is still theres and the other point is that if they find out later that this went on they CAN RECLAIM her as it's in their contract. PLEASE spare the person you are giving her to and contact puppymillrescue FIRST and make sure that she is not their dog. I'm not trying to make you feel guilty for taking a dog in or not being able to keep her, but Puppymillrescue does put A LOT OF TIME, $$ and HEART into their dogs and would be devestated to know this has happened. By not telling them, they may end up placing another dog with this lady only to have that one end up the same way. Elaine

[stephluvsangel6]

hello all and good afternoon
i had posted in another post on this whole www.puppymillrescue.com
i myself was confused with the lady and skimmed over her emails and skimmed over her words to me, i had posted in the other post that i was confused, this lady works along side, for, with etc www.puppymillresuce.com
however you say it, i dont know because i have never dealt with them before.

anyway she got wind of this puppymill, kennel whatever it was
in kansas and about so many dogs etc that were or had been dumped etc and she personally went over there and got tessie and 2 others, and had them checked out by a vet and then brought them back here to bakersfield.

all i got out of it was she worked with, along etc puppymillrescue.

this yorkie did not come from them, she was never acknowledged by puppymill, she was however taken in or somewhat by a rescue, whenever they were dumped etc, and then the lady got wind of it and went out there.

i understand your concern and you want for this pup to go back to a rescue or go back to somewhere other than where im "passing" her off to

the situation is done now however and she has been taken home, she has seen her vet, and she is now in a home. her home is with an awesome family and her new owner has worked laong side yorkie rescues, and is quite knowledgeable, i feel confident in her new owner, and her new owner understands her needs fully, and explained she was willing to take on her responsibilities and whatever costs she may endure. i seen and fully belive this is true and i feel confident in my choice.

either way and call it what you guys may like she is home, the situation is done and we have sparred the enduring costs by not taking her back to a rescue, they may do alot for these pups and they are dam good at it to
but all we have done was tooken the burden off of them by taking care of her and fostering or rehoming her etc.

this situation is done and i feel good in my choice, and i have noothing more to do with it but just continue to love her, and pray for her, and continue to keep updates with her.

with all of this going on i have myself contacted our local humane society and i also have signed up with www.puppymillrescue.com
to help and donate, and help and learn puppymillrescue.com