Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Please contact Susan (Cazlakers21@gmail.com), 315-545-4079, 315-876-0717 for more information about this pet. Scroll down to see more pictures of this dog. Sashay is part of a bonded pair of Yorkies and will have to be adopted with her brother Swagger. She is 12 years young and weighs 5 lbs. The adoption fee for both dogs is $300.00. On Saturday April 18th I picked up Sashay and Swagger from their owner who surrendered them in Scranton PA. They have been with me just shy of a week so far, and they are doing well, aside from the need for a dental cleaning & to put some weight on. Hi there! My name is Sashay and I can’t wait to tell you about myself. First and foremost, I am part of a team. My brother Swagger and I are basically inseparable—but in a “we share a brain cell and a nap schedule” kind of way. We’ve been together for 12 years, and hey, when you have a good thing going, you don’t mess with it… unless there are snacks involved. My mom had to surrender us because of health issues, and while that was a big change, we handled it like seasoned professionals (with only a touch of dramatic sighing for effect). After barely leaving the house for a decade, we suddenly became world travelers—zooming from Pennsylvania to our foster home in Camillus, NY in one day. In the car, Swagger treated it like a live nature documentary, staring out the window the entire time. Me? I chose the smarter route: elite-level napping. Why sightsee when you can beauty sleep? When we arrived, I met Sophie and Sammy, and they are very fun to hang out with… although I do have some thoughts about this “fetch” situation. If I have something and you throw it away, that sounds like a you problem. I’ll be right here supervising while you go get it. I follow my new friends around like their smaller, slightly more beautiful sister. I weigh in at a mighty 6 pounds (working on bulking up, apparently), while the crew runs a tidy little lineup of 6-7-8-9 pounds. Honestly, we’re less of a dog pack and more of a perfectly coordinated math problem. I get along great with other dogs, but I do enjoy my quiet time. And like Swagger, I’m still not convinced cats are viable friend options. At just under 6 pounds, I keep my social circle exclusive—small dogs only, VIP section. I sleep through the night (obviously), and I handle all my outdoor business like a proper lady. Foster mom is very impressed, but I don’t want to brag… okay maybe a little. I go on walks with the group, although I tend to lag behind. Not my fault—my legs are adorably short. But don’t worry, I keep up where it counts, especially if “outside adventures” are involved. And now, the part you’ve all been waiting for… I don’t bark. Ever. 100% silent mode. While Swagger might occasionally make a noise, I prefer to live a peaceful, drama-free lifestyle. It’s called elegance. I’m a beautiful little girl, a cuddle expert, and a professional lap companion for TV time. At night, I snuggle up with my brother in our cozy bed… and yes, sometimes I sleep on top of him. He doesn’t mind. He knows I’m the boss. Basically—and I say this with complete objectivity—I am the most beautiful and sweet little Yorkie. Sure, Swagger and I are 10 years old, but we’ve got the hearts (and zoomies) of puppies! Sashay and Swagger are staying with Susan in Camillus, NY.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.May 16, 2026, 9:24 pm
