Morkie puppies and dogs in Eugene, Oregon

We have a transport leaving the weekend of August 28th 2026 from where we are located in Southern California to NorCal, OR, and surrounding states as needed for our adopting families where we bring our dogs all the way to their homes 💗 For peace of mind we never ask for anything up front. The adoption fee along with your share of travel costs will be due the day we arrive in person ultimately finalizing the adoption then and there with you. We would love to add Beau to our trip for the right family 😊 Beau 🩵 Beau was born August 28, 2025, and is a Maltese/Yorkie mix weighing 7.9 pounds full grown. He is at a wonderful, healthy weight for his little frame, and underneath that ridiculously cute face is one of the sweetest little hearts. Beau is shy when meeting someone he doesn’t know. That is simply part of who he is, and I actually think there is something incredibly special about watching the moment he realizes he is safe with you. He doesn’t immediately walk into a room assuming everyone is his best friend. He observes, takes things in, and looks for reassurance from the person he trusts. Once he realizes that your hands are kind and your heart is safe, that little wall starts coming down surprisingly quickly. And then you get to meet the real Beau. 🩵 He is funny, affectionate, incredibly loyal, and has so much personality packed into his tiny 7.9-pound body. He loves playing with other dogs and does wonderfully with dogs both big and small. He is also great with cats. But as much as Beau enjoys his animal friends, at his core he is absolutely a people’s dog. When Beau chooses his person, he loves them deeply. He wants to be near you. He wants to be included in whatever you’re doing. Your day doesn’t have to be exciting or elaborate for him to be happy. If you’re moving around the house, he’s content being part of it. If you’re settling down, he’s happy settling down with you. He has that wonderful ability to simply fit himself into the rhythm of the person he loves. He has been wonderful with our older children, and he recently met our newest little grandson. Beau was perfectly happy sitting alongside me with the baby, simply enjoying being included. Those quiet little moments tell you so much about his temperament. He’s also an incredibly quiet dog. Beau is not a barker. He is accustomed to the normal sounds and activity of everyday life, so it generally takes something unfamiliar to catch his attention. Occasionally he will alert us when something is new or different, but he isn’t a dog who feels the need to carry on about it. Once he knows everything is okay, he’s perfectly content letting his people handle the investigation while he goes back to being Beau. 😂 When I first met him, Beau ran straight to his mom. She was his safe place. He didn’t know me, and he had absolutely no reason yet to believe that I could become one too. So I sat with him. I didn’t expect him to immediately trust me or understand what was happening. I just showed him that while I wasn’t the mom he had grown up knowing and loving, I would love him and take care of him just as fiercely while he was with me. I believe he knows that now. Somewhere along the way, I became his person here🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵 And that is probably why I understand so clearly what Beau is going to give the person who is willing to give him that same opportunity. His shyness may prevent someone from seeing everything extraordinary about him within the first five minutes of meeting him. But give him a little time to build a relationship with you, and there is an entirely different little dog waiting underneath. His previous family loved him, but circumstances in their lives changed. Beau’s dad suffered an injury that required back surgery, and his recovery was expected to be extensive. With everything that came along with that, he and his wife realized they could no longer give Beau the life, activity, and attention they wanted him to have. They made the difficult decision to ask us to take him in so he could have the opportunity for the happiness and companionship he deserves. Because of those circumstances, and the very hot weather we’ve had here, leash walking is still fairly new to Beau. His dad wasn’t physically able to take him out before he came to us, and we’ve been introducing leash time as weather permits. This is simply an area his new family will need to continue building on with him. He is young, eager to be with his person, and has every reason to continue doing beautifully as he gains experience. Inside the home, Beau already has wonderful habits. He is housetrained and thrives with consistency. Here, he is taken outside approximately every 2–3 hours and will go potty when asked. Keeping him on a predictable routine has worked beautifully for him. He is also crate trained. At bedtime, open his crate door and Beau will happily run right in. There’s no struggle or convincing needed; he understands his bedtime routine and settles nicely. If his forever family would rather have him sleep in a little bed beside theirs, or eventually curled up in their bed, I have a feeling Beau would adapt to that arrangement without too much objection. 😂 He travels wonderfully, too. Long or short road trips don’t bother him, which is such a wonderful quality for a family hoping for a little companion who can truly be part of their life. Even grooming is something Beau handles beautifully. He loves our groomer and enjoys a nice cool bath, especially when the deal includes plenty of lap time while he’s being brushed afterward. 🩵 His adoption fee is on our website at the bottom of his adoption listing at https://www.breadoflifek9refuge.org/post/_beau-1 It covers his neuter, microchip, current vaccines, thorough veterinary care and his light dental scaling and polish. Although Beau is still young, he did have some mild buildup that warranted a light cleaning. Dental needs aren’t determined by age alone. Genetics, breed and diet can all play a role, particularly in small breeds. His teeth were otherwise in great health and no extractions were needed. His dental was simply an opportunity to give him a beautifully clean, healthy start going into his forever home. There are dogs who show you everything they have to offer the instant you meet them. Beau isn’t that dog. He’s the little boy who may initially stand back and wonder whether he can trust you. He’s going to look toward the person he already knows is safe before deciding whether you might be safe too. But I have had the privilege of being on the other side of that uncertainty. I know the Beau who comes after it. I know the funny little boy with the huge personality. The affectionate companion. The dog who loves his people deeply, gets along beautifully with the animals around him, happily goes wherever life takes him, and really doesn’t ask for much beyond being included and loved. And now that I have become his person, I will have the honor of eventually bringing him to the person who gets to be his forever person. Someone who won’t measure their connection with him by the first few minutes they spend together, but who will give him the opportunity to realize once again: I’m safe here. I’m loved here. This is my person now. Give Beau that chance, and I truly don’t believe you’ll ever regret opening your home and your heart to him. 🩵

Pending adoption 🩷 We have a transport leaving on the weekend of August 28th 2026 from where we are located in Southern California to NorCal, OR, and surrounding states as needed for our adopting families where we bring our dogs all the way to their homes 💗 For peace of mind we never ask for anything up front. The adoption fee along with your share of travel costs will be due the day we arrive in person ultimately finalizing the adoption then and there with you. We would love to add Lola to our trip for the right family 😊 Some dogs have a way of making you feel like you’ve known them forever, even if you’ve only just met. That’s Lola. Lola is a beautiful purebred Yorkshire Terrier, born on April 27, 2024, and weighs just 9.71 pounds fully grown. She is the perfect little size to accompany you wherever life takes you, whether that’s relaxing at home, heading out for a walk, or piling into the car for your next adventure. From the moment she came into our care, she settled into our family as though she’d always belonged here. She has a gentle confidence about her that makes everyone around her feel comfortable. Whether she’s introducing herself to a new person, making friends with another dog, or happily greeting a cat, Lola approaches everyone with a happy heart and a wagging tail. She truly is one of the easiest little dogs to fall in love with. Lola is house trained, crate trained, and walks beautifully on a leash. She absolutely loves going on walks, but she’s just as content spending a quiet afternoon curled up nearby while you work or relax. If you’re sitting at your desk, she’ll happily lie at your feet. If you’re on the couch, she’ll be right beside you hoping you’ll rub her belly, which she will gladly roll over for every single time. She has a wonderfully balanced personality. She’s playful and loves engaging with her people, but she isn’t demanding or high maintenance. She doesn’t feel the need to constantly be the center of attention and is perfectly happy simply being close to the people she loves. She’s quiet, rarely barks, and has such an easygoing nature that she fits into a home effortlessly. Lola is also an absolute joy to travel with. She rides beautifully in the car, making her the perfect companion for everything from quick errands to long road trips. She also does wonderfully at the groomer, handling her appointments with the same calm, trusting temperament she carries through every part of life. Her previous owner loved her dearly, and it shows in everything she does. Unfortunately, he found himself in a position where he could no longer financially provide the care she deserved. Rather than allowing her to go without, he made the incredibly selfless decision to entrust her to our rescue so we could find her a family who would continue giving her the life he always wanted for her. That decision came entirely from love, and we are honored to help write the next chapter of Lola’s story. Because of her gentle, outgoing personality, we believe Lola would be an exceptional companion for both first-time dog owners and families who have shared their lives with dogs for many years. She doesn’t overwhelm people with an overly strong personality, yet she has enough confidence to settle into new environments with ease. She simply has a beautiful way of making a house feel like home. There are some dogs that are wonderful companions, and then there are dogs like Lola, those rare little souls who quietly leave paw prints on every heart they meet. She truly is a gem, and we have no doubt that whoever welcomes her into their family will wonder how they ever lived without her. Lola’s adoption fee is on our website at the bottom of her adoption listing at https://www.breadoflifek9refuge.org/post/_lola Her adoption includes her spay, dental cleaning and polish (no extractions were needed), current vaccinations, microchip, veterinary examination, and the months of love, care, training, and socialization she has received while in our care. She will also go home with her veterinary records so her new family can begin this next chapter with complete confidence. We are praying for the family God has chosen for Lola. We know they’re out there, and when they meet her, they’ll understand why she has been so deeply loved every step of her life. 🩷

Pending adoption We have a transport leaving the weekend of August 28th 2026 from where we are located in Southern California to NorCal, OR, and surrounding states as needed for our adopting families where we bring our dogs all the way to their homes 💗 For peace of mind we never ask for anything up front. The adoption fee along with your share of travel costs will be due the day we arrive in person ultimately finalizing the adoption then and there with you. We would love to add Ozzy to our trip for the right family 😊 Meet Little Z 🩵 Sometimes the smallest dogs have a way of taking up the biggest space in your heart, and Little Z is exactly that kind of boy. Born 2/22/24, he is an adorable Yorkie/Shih Tzu mix weighing right around 5 pounds full grown. He is naturally tiny, with the sweetest little face, expressive eyes, and a personality that makes you want to scoop him up and keep him close. He is a gentle, affectionate little guy with a wonderfully curious side. He likes to know what is happening around him and enjoys being included in everyday life. He isn’t a wild or overly busy dog, but he is observant, interested, and happiest when he feels like he is part of whatever his person is doing. At heart, he is very much a companion dog. He loves being close to his people and would thrive with someone who genuinely wants their dog to be part of their day. Sitting beside you while you relax, following you around the house, riding along in the car, going on errands, or simply curling up nearby while you go about your routine would make him perfectly happy. He has a calm, easygoing nature in the home and is not a habitual barker. He is much more likely to quietly observe what is happening than feel the need to announce everything going on around him. He is wonderful with other dogs and cats and has done beautifully meeting men, women, and children. He can absolutely share his home with another animal companion, but he doesn’t need another dog to be happy as long as he has plenty of companionship and interaction from his person. Because he is only around five pounds, there are some special considerations that come along with having such a tiny dog. He should never be sent outside unattended, even in a fenced yard, because birds of prey and other wildlife can pose a very real danger to a dog his size. His family will need to accompany him outside for potty breaks and keep a close eye on him anytime he is outdoors. He understands puppy pads as an indoor potty option as well. As with any dog transitioning into a new home and routine, his new family should be prepared to continue working with him consistently and patiently as he learns exactly what is expected of him in their home. He will do best with someone willing to give him structure, repetition, praise, and the time needed to establish a dependable routine rather than expecting perfection from the moment he arrives. He is crate trained and is comfortable sleeping through the night in his crate, although being the little companion that he is, he certainly wouldn’t object to eventually sleeping close to his person or having his own cozy bed nearby. Leash walking has not been a major part of his life, so this is another area his new family can continue introducing and working on with him. At only five pounds, he is also incredibly easy to bring along in your arms, a carrier, sling, or stroller while continuing to safely expose him to the world around him. He travels wonderfully and has already shown us that car rides and road trips are no problem for him. He also does beautifully for grooming and is such a good little boy on the grooming table. What we want most for our little guy this time around is commitment. He needs someone who understands that bringing a dog home isn’t only about falling in love with all of the wonderful things about them. It is also about being willing to teach them, guide them, establish routines, and work through the things that may still need improvement. He is an incredibly sweet little dog, but like every dog, he deserves a family willing to invest the time and consistency necessary to help him become the very best version of himself. In return, you are getting five tiny pounds of companionship, affection, curiosity, and a little shadow who truly just wants to belong. Little Z isn’t looking for perfection. He’s looking for his person, someone who will love him enough to teach him, include him, protect him, and make the next home he walks into the one he never has to leave. 🩵 His adoption fee is on our website at the bottom of his adoption listing at https://www.breadoflifek9refuge.org/post/_ozzy This includes his neuter, dental cleaning and polish, vaccines, microchip, and thorough veterinary examination and clearance. His adoption fee also helps cover the care, training, grooming, food, supplies, and love invested into him while he is with us. He is ready for his fresh start. Now we just need to find the person whose heart has a Little Z-sized space waiting for him. 🩵