Yorkshire Terrier National Rescue Inc. is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization. We have been rescuing and re-homing Yorkshire Terriers since 1997. Our rescues live in foster homes, are spayed/neutered, heartworm tested, medically cleared, vaccinated and …

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As an independent rescue system working in behalf of the Yorkshire Terrier breed, our volunteers work together to transport rescues to either their "foster homes" or to their new adoptive homes, and/or to foster them until they are ready for adoption.

Posting a Yorkie Needing a Home. How to post a Rescue This page is for the posting of Yorkshire Terriers in need of a home. YTNR accepts Yorkies in need for surrender from other rescue organizations, individual and shelters. Puppies or dogs for sale may not be posted here. This is not a breeder page.

Smoky was a four pound Yorkie that was found in an abandoned jungle foxhole in New Guinea in early 1944 by a soldier whose jeep had stalled in the jungle. The next day the Yorkie was sold for two Australian pounds ($6.44) to 20 year old PFC. Bill Wynne.

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Liver tissue evaluation on Yorkies with normal bile acids, and any shunt dog 4 or more months after shunt surgery. We recently received biopsy results on a healthy Yorkie puppy with bile acids 14 and 9 that had microvascular dysplasia on the liver biopsy.

If your Yorkie has been diagnosed with GME, NME, NLE or an unknown form of encephalitis and you are interested in participating in this on-going research, please work with your veterinarian to complete the forms on this website.

YTNR, like most rescue groups, microchips their rescues to the organization, not the adopting family. This is also done by the SPCA, and the vast majority of rescue groups. There is no sinister reason behind this. Some rescues are runners, and for …

Our Yorkie Rescue is taking a few of these little liver shunt dogs into their care and paying for the surgery, there is an active group of volunteers that find homes with people that can afford to pay the medical costs of each dog as their adoption fee to replenish the account and keep it going.