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Pumpkin

Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier

Female, 10 yrs
Baton Rouge, LA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Pumpkin! Our sweet 10-year-old Yorkie weighing in at 11lbs of pure love. Pumpkin is visually impaired, but don’t let that fool you — she gets around wonderfully and takes everything in stride. She’s a quiet, reserved little lady with the softest soul and the sweetest heart. She does great with other dogs, gets along with cats, and has also done well around children. If you’re looking for a calm, gentle, laid-back companion… Pumpkin is your girl. She’s ready to find a cozy home where she can feel safe, loved, and cherished. Apply at our link: https://forms.wix.com/r/7323440548478452185
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Shelby

Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier

Female, 4 yrs 7 mos
Baton Rouge, LA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Adoption Fee: $375 Age: 4 years Weight: 7.5 lbs. Fostered in Baton Rouge, Louisiana Email: bryorkiemom@yahoo.com 5/26/25 - Shelby isn’t making much progress coming out of her shell. Her previous life absolutely took a toll on her. The one saving grace is that she is 50% better than she was in the beginning and eats good and goes outside great now without being scared of the threshold of the door going out or in. She co-exists fine with the other dogs, but does not interact with them. She does watch them for cues on things that normal dogs are used to doing. She still has a ways to go, but we are just proud of her for being able to get where she is now. 2/5/24 - Shelby has completed heartworm treatment and has tested negative. She is a new woman ready to look at applications. 1/7/24 -Ok, I’ll just start off by letting you know that I realize that I am not the most adoptable pup in the world. I really have a fear of humans right now. Some have really worked me over in my lifetime and it’s just not that easy letting my guard down. My sister, Molly, and I were locked in cages since we were puppies. We produced litter after litter to make money for greedy people. We had no contact with humans except to be treated badly which has resulted in our total fear. We also were never brought to the vet, or given heartworm prevention, which has resulted in both Molly and I being heartworm positive. We have started our treatment and received our second round on December 28th. We are doing well for now and not having any complications thank goodness. We are used to our foster mom now, but still don’t like to be picked up by her or anyone. And if anyone new comes over, we will run and hide or freeze in one spot. Seems like it should be easy for us to forget our past when people are trying so hard to be nice and talk sweet to us, but it doesn’t work that way. I’m sure after a long-term relationship with VERY understanding and VERY patient parents, I’ll figure out that you aren’t wanting to hurt me and I’ll come around. Now dogs are a different story. They seem to be my safe haven. So, if you want to adopt me, you must have another dog(s). I also would not hate it if you wanted to adopt Molly and I together, but we can go separately. It’s not that I play with the other dogs, but I need them for comfort, guidance and learning. Since Molly and I have been in our foster home, the other dogs have taught us that the threshold of the back door isn’t scary, so we follow the others in now instead of darting from corner to corner in the back yard. However, I sometimes resort back and want to stay outside and foster mom has to act like she is shutting the door on me to convince me to come in. They are also teaching us when it is breakfast and supper time. We all get excited at this time! Pee pads are another thing we’ve learned. We will also go outside, but still make mistakes. I haven’t graduated to sleeping in the human bed. Molly and I usually sleep together in a dog bed/or on a comforter on the floor in the bedroom where everyone else sleeps. I absolutely love toys and play with them alot. We had another foster in our home recently and she taught me to tear all the toys up, so now that is what I do. But I still love them. I am more scared of things than Molly is. I'm not brave enough to want foster mom to pick me up and definitely don't go up for any pets. I will need a very secure back yard since walking on a harness and leash scare the dickens out of me. I am a knee-jerk reactor and if given the opportunity, would bolt away. In a way, both Molly and I have sweet, but feral personalities. We don’t like it and aren’t proud of it. Foster mom tells us that there are people out there that will still be interested in loving us and giving us all the time in the world to trust and love. We sure hope she is right, but for now, she and her other dogs are doing a really good job of helping us learn this outside world that seems so large and scary. I know what you’re thinking, “Why adopt this dog, she’s hopeless”. Well, this is your chance to really “adopt” and “rescue” a poor lost soul that will in time come around and is literally the meaning of “a diamond in the rough”. I might not greet you at the door with tag wags and licks, I won’t cuddle up next to you on the sofa to watch a movie, and my eyes are usually very wide open like a deer in headlights, but I really deserve another chance at a life that was stolen from me at the hands of inhumane people.
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Charlie

Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier

Male, 6 mos
Baton Rouge, LA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Adoption Fee: $600 Age: 6 months Weight: 4.88 lbs. Fostered in Baton Rouge, LA Email: bryorkiemom@yahoo.com 12/26/25 - I had me a Merry Christmas, I had me a Merry Christmas, I had me a Merry Christmas, now need a home for the New Year! Hi, my name is Charlie, and on New Year’s Day. I will be seven months old. Just two short months ago, I was living a horrible existence in a rundown shed in the backwoods of nowhere. I was the last of a litter and for some reason had not found a home yet. My living conditions were deplorable, my landlord was the scum of the Earth, and I never knew if my next meal was coming or not. Then all of a sudden, one day, in walked a lady with angel wings on her back. She had heard about me around town and decided to come and rescue me. She scooped me up from there, put me in her car, took me home, cleaned me up, fed me and talked sweet to me. I was not used to any of this, but I welcomed it all. Since I had very little human contact for 6 months and no one really ever spoke to me, this was new to me and I was kind of afraid and anxious. But my rescuer walked me through it and treated me so good. She was not in a position to actually own a puppy at the time, but she saved me anyway to start me on my journey. From there, she connected with Yorkie Haven Rescue to make sure that my future would be all that it could ever be. Now I’m in a foster home with other dogs, toys to play with, comfy beds, everywhere, good food, and treats that taste as if they just fell from heaven. With all of this positivity, I’m coming into my own personality and acting like a puppy should act. I’m playing with toys, I’m running around spastically, I have the attention span of a hummingbird on crack, and I wake up every day ready to take on the world. I never knew life could be so great. But on the flipside, I’m a sweet, lovable, kissy-kissy little guy that wants to please. I’m working on the potty training and currently wear a belly band when I cannot be watched because I will make mistakes. I cannot be blamed for this since I’ve only had 60 days of freedom where I did not use the bathroom where I had to sleep. You can’t expect a prisoner that has totally be treated like their existence doesn’t matter to have all the social and etiquette skills without some routine and structure. And I have a small bladder. Foster mom and dad say I’m doing really well as far as puppies go. I’m keeping my chewing on things that aren’t meant for chewing to a minimum, so far. Oh, except for the rug under the kitchen table and trying to run off with a piece of mulch or two out in the yard. The good news is when I’m sternly told “No”, I listen. I even like the discipline. When it’s time to go to bed, I lay down and crash. But when the sun comes up, watch out! I eat like it’s my last meal and enjoy every day like it’s my last day. I know it’s not now, but old habits are sometimes hard to break. I need a home that has a fenced in yard since I like to run around outside and doing my business on the end of a leash would feel like torture. Although, I’m cool going for walks. Small children and an active house are a no-no since I’m so small and still timid if things are too loud or rowdy. It would be ideal for me to have another young small dog to play with and learn from. I also would not do well being left for long periods Anyway, I know I’ve kept you long enough and should wrap up this bio, so, what do you say? If you are ready for a lifetime of tail wagging, puppy kissing, and endless adventures, I’m just an adoption application away. Let’s make this New Year the start of something special together. 12/14/25 - BIO COMING SOON (Charlie just recently entered the program)!

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