Yorkie puppies and dogs in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

NEW Video 5/6! Mighty Max ❤️ https://youtu.be/eclzR9Si9DU?si=HbLS-IfX9o9SWVCy Meet Mighty Max: https://youtube.com/shorts/v6MbGPL6mlY?si=niHIZuepkUz48Evi Mighty Max is a good boy: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/bf2rgWilcJM Mighty Max and Flacco Meet: https://youtu.be/RawSncyojDc https://youtu.be/cxeROdkV3N0 Behavior Notes: Per volunteer 5/3: Mighty Max is just adorable. He was easy to leash and walk. Definitely house trained. Allowed and enjoyed pets! Volunteer 5/2: I’ve taken Max out a few times now and he’s come a long way. No problems getting the leash on or walking, and he has developed from being a little wary of affection to actively seeking it out. His previous owner said he loved to play tug, and while he’s not up for that just yet he does love scritches and will come to sit on my lap. He’s a very smart and curious guy, and is highly food motivated. He’s been overcoming barriers one by one, I hope all his hard work will lead him to a loving home. Staff 5/1: Home should be prepared to work on muzzle training (muzzle up project- https://muzzleupproject.com/muzzle-training/) and counter conditioning work to help reduce FAS and aggression for grooming. Behavior meds are advised to aide in behavior modification Staff 4/23: this dog is being continued on behavior meds for FAS Staff 4/22: Kennel Presentation: At the back of his kennel, wide eyes, ears back, tail tucked. Did not eat the treats that were offered. Leash Skills: When I opened the kennel he started pacing back and forth, ears pinned back, wide eyes. Dodged the leash, would lower his head and retreat every time the leash touched him. After a few tries got him leashed and he came right out. Pulled mildly on leash, ears pinned back, tail tucked, tense body, eyes darting. Sociability: Asocial in the yard. Mainly spent his time pacing the fence with his head low, wide eyes, ears pinned back, tail tucked. Would not come over when called, did not eat any treats that I offered. When i attempted to touch his back and side with the back of my leash he head whipped and lip licked with a closed mouth, ears pinned back, wide eyes, tail tucked and skin crawled. Hung out a little longer in the yard, his tail untucked, remainder of body language remained the same. Attempted handling again with the back of my leash, he head whipped with mouth open, wide eyes, tail tucked, tense body, ears pinned back. Play: Showed some interested in a squeaky toy, chased it then lost interest. Dog Interaction: Met Flaco, tail low, ears rotating between forward and back. When Flaco tried to sniff he would move away. Return to Kennel: Raised the stopper of my leash in the yard, gave me a side eye and lip lick. Walking back with tail tightly tucked, pulling moderate, ears pinned back, wide eyes, tense body. Jumpy and flinching at loud sounds. When attempting to clip his leash, I slowly touched back of his neck with my leash first, he jumped up in the air, snapped at it, ears pinned back, wide eyes, tail tucked. Continued walking to his kennel, needed slight leash pressure to enter. Needed to use a hook to remove the leash. Color Level: Experienced Blue Recommendations and considerations: Staff 4/19: Was called to bring Mighty Max into the exam room. He was laying in the back of his kennel, ears back, closed mouth. I tossed in some treats which he sniffed but did not eat, there were other treats in his kennel as well that were untouched. I cracked the kennel open and he remained laying down. When I talked to him in a baby voice, he slowly got up and made his way to the front of the kennel. I tried to leash him and he snapped at the leash with ears back, low tail, tense body. I pulled the leash back and he moved to the back of the kennel. With some baby talk he made his way back to the front. I was able to slowly leash him by placing the leash next to him and slowly moving it over him. Once he was leashed he came right out with his ears back, low still tail, tense body. Walking to the exam room his head was low, tense body, low tail and pulled mildly. In the exam room he sniffed around with ears back, tense body, low still tail. When the back of my leash touched his back he turned around and snapped at it, then returned to sniffing around. He hung out in the exam room for a few minuets before it was time to go to surgery. When trying to sedate him, he would turn around, snap in the direction of where we tried to sedate him at and flail on the leash, his eyes were wide, tail low and unmoving, tense body, ears back. He started to urinate and defecate in the room. We decide to use a thick sheet to cover his head. He tolerated the sheet being placed over his head, when he felt the needle he would jump up in the air, snapping with a tense body, wide eyes, low still tail. After a two attempts we were able to do a combination of a sheet over the head and another handler holding him still to get him sedated. Staff 4/18: TTA due to snapping each time you tried to touch him, starting on meds ACCT Philly is located at 111 West Hunting Park Ave in Philadelphia. We are open for adoptions 7 days a week. Please visit www.acctphilly.org/adopt for details. If you are a rescue interested in pulling this animal, please email our lifesaving team, or visit here if you are not currently a rescue partner: https://acctphilly.org/acct-philly-love-local-partnership-program/ Confirmed placement is considered a confirmation of an actual rescue pull. Possible placement, interested parties, and other "TBD" statuses are not considered confirmed and do not indicate an animal is no longer urgent. All animals at ACCT Philly are from Philadelphia, as the only open-intake animal shelter in Philadelphia, we are not able to accept animals from outside of Philadelphia. ACCT Philly's Pennsylvania kennel license number is 08313

NEW Video 5/6! Mighty Max ❤️ https://youtu.be/eclzR9Si9DU?si=HbLS-IfX9o9SWVCy Meet Mighty Max: https://youtube.com/shorts/v6MbGPL6mlY?si=niHIZuepkUz48Evi Mighty Max is a good boy: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/bf2rgWilcJM Mighty Max and Flacco Meet: https://youtu.be/RawSncyojDc https://youtu.be/cxeROdkV3N0 Behavior Notes: Per volunteer 5/3: Mighty Max is just adorable. He was easy to leash and walk. Definitely house trained. Allowed and enjoyed pets! Volunteer 5/2: I’ve taken Max out a few times now and he’s come a long way. No problems getting the leash on or walking, and he has developed from being a little wary of affection to actively seeking it out. His previous owner said he loved to play tug, and while he’s not up for that just yet he does love scritches and will come to sit on my lap. He’s a very smart and curious guy, and is highly food motivated. He’s been overcoming barriers one by one, I hope all his hard work will lead him to a loving home. Staff 5/1: Home should be prepared to work on muzzle training (muzzle up project- https://muzzleupproject.com/muzzle-training/) and counter conditioning work to help reduce FAS and aggression for grooming. Behavior meds are advised to aide in behavior modification Staff 4/23: this dog is being continued on behavior meds for FAS Staff 4/22: Kennel Presentation: At the back of his kennel, wide eyes, ears back, tail tucked. Did not eat the treats that were offered. Leash Skills: When I opened the kennel he started pacing back and forth, ears pinned back, wide eyes. Dodged the leash, would lower his head and retreat every time the leash touched him. After a few tries got him leashed and he came right out. Pulled mildly on leash, ears pinned back, tail tucked, tense body, eyes darting. Sociability: Asocial in the yard. Mainly spent his time pacing the fence with his head low, wide eyes, ears pinned back, tail tucked. Would not come over when called, did not eat any treats that I offered. When i attempted to touch his back and side with the back of my leash he head whipped and lip licked with a closed mouth, ears pinned back, wide eyes, tail tucked and skin crawled. Hung out a little longer in the yard, his tail untucked, remainder of body language remained the same. Attempted handling again with the back of my leash, he head whipped with mouth open, wide eyes, tail tucked, tense body, ears pinned back. Play: Showed some interested in a squeaky toy, chased it then lost interest. Dog Interaction: Met Flaco, tail low, ears rotating between forward and back. When Flaco tried to sniff he would move away. Return to Kennel: Raised the stopper of my leash in the yard, gave me a side eye and lip lick. Walking back with tail tightly tucked, pulling moderate, ears pinned back, wide eyes, tense body. Jumpy and flinching at loud sounds. When attempting to clip his leash, I slowly touched back of his neck with my leash first, he jumped up in the air, snapped at it, ears pinned back, wide eyes, tail tucked. Continued walking to his kennel, needed slight leash pressure to enter. Needed to use a hook to remove the leash. Color Level: Experienced Blue Recommendations and considerations: Staff 4/19: Was called to bring Mighty Max into the exam room. He was laying in the back of his kennel, ears back, closed mouth. I tossed in some treats which he sniffed but did not eat, there were other treats in his kennel as well that were untouched. I cracked the kennel open and he remained laying down. When I talked to him in a baby voice, he slowly got up and made his way to the front of the kennel. I tried to leash him and he snapped at the leash with ears back, low tail, tense body. I pulled the leash back and he moved to the back of the kennel. With some baby talk he made his way back to the front. I was able to slowly leash him by placing the leash next to him and slowly moving it over him. Once he was leashed he came right out with his ears back, low still tail, tense body. Walking to the exam room his head was low, tense body, low tail and pulled mildly. In the exam room he sniffed around with ears back, tense body, low still tail. When the back of my leash touched his back he turned around and snapped at it, then returned to sniffing around. He hung out in the exam room for a few minuets before it was time to go to surgery. When trying to sedate him, he would turn around, snap in the direction of where we tried to sedate him at and flail on the leash, his eyes were wide, tail low and unmoving, tense body, ears back. He started to urinate and defecate in the room. We decide to use a thick sheet to cover his head. He tolerated the sheet being placed over his head, when he felt the needle he would jump up in the air, snapping with a tense body, wide eyes, low still tail. After a two attempts we were able to do a combination of a sheet over the head and another handler holding him still to get him sedated. Staff 4/18: TTA due to snapping each time you tried to touch him, starting on meds ACCT Philly is located at 111 West Hunting Park Ave in Philadelphia. We are open for adoptions 7 days a week. Please visit www.acctphilly.org/adopt for details. If you are a rescue interested in pulling this animal, please email our lifesaving team, or visit here if you are not currently a rescue partner: https://acctphilly.org/acct-philly-love-local-partnership-program/ Confirmed placement is considered a confirmation of an actual rescue pull. Possible placement, interested parties, and other "TBD" statuses are not considered confirmed and do not indicate an animal is no longer urgent. All animals at ACCT Philly are from Philadelphia, as the only open-intake animal shelter in Philadelphia, we are not able to accept animals from outside of Philadelphia. ACCT Philly's Pennsylvania kennel license number is 08313

Oscar’s a 6yo 14lb Yorkie. He’s dog and kid 14+ friendly. He chases cats. He’s house and crate trained. He’s good in a secure fenced yard and going on harnessed leashed walks. He likes to play with chew toys, other dogs and cuddle on the couch with his people. He can be lively, alert and doesn’t miss anything but can also chill with his people or another dog. He likes going on car rides and is well behaved. He can get barky with noises and when left alone. He is food motivated so is best to feed separated from other dogs and use a slow feeder. Oscar’s foster requires a single, family home with another small friendly dog, be allowed on furniture to cuddle along with leadership, consistency, structure and to continue working on training. If your home DOES NOT meet these requirement’s please DO NOT put an application in. We will not call anyone whose home does not meet the needed requirements. Also, we will be concentrating on local to foster applications 1st since home checks and meets with all humans and animals in home is needed at meet. Our fosters are all volunteers so aren’t always able to travel too far. Oscar as all dogs should have at least 2 weeks in their new home with just their people who live in the home and to not have people over for at least 2 weeks. Dogs need time to settle in and adjust to their new people and environment first so they can learn to trust them first. Oscar’s neutered, vaccinated, HW negative and microchipped. Currently in Phoenixville, PA. If your home meets the needed requirements and you’re interested in applying to adopt please do so at www.tprescue.org

Hot Cocoa’s a 6yo 9.5lb Yorkie mix. She’s dog and kid friendly. She’s housebroken when kept on a schedule and pee pad trained. She’s good in a secure fenced in yard and/or harness leashed walks. She’s sweet, cuddly and affectionate and loves to be with her people. Once she gets used to a new environment, she gets playful and runs around. Hot Cocoa’s foster requires a home, where someone is home often, so not to be left for long periods of time, be allowed to sleep in bed with her person, along with leadership, consistency, structure and to continue working on training. If your home DOES NOT meet these requirement’s please DO NOT put an application in. We will not call anyone whose home does not meet the needed requirements. Also, we will be concentrating on local to foster applications 1st since home checks and meets with all humans and animals in home is needed at meet. Our fosters are all volunteers so aren’t always able to travel too far. Hot Cocoa as all dogs should have at least 2 weeks in their new home with just their people who live in the home and to not have people over for at least 2 weeks. Dogs need time to settle in and adjust to their new people and environment first so they can learn to trust them first. Hot Cocoa’s came to TINY PAWS underweight so is eating 4 meals a day until she gets to a good weight. She’s spayed, vaccinated, HW negative and microchipped. Currently in Feasterville, PA. If your home meets the needed requirements and you’re interested in applying to adopt please do so at www.tprescue.org

Ponyo’s a 4yo 6lb Yorkie mix. She’s dog and kid 12+ friendly. She needs continued work on housebreaking, uses a pee pad and is crate trained. She’s good with a secure fenced in yard and/or going for short harness leashed walks. She likes another dog or her person in the yard with her. She needs time to adjust to new people and environments but once she gets to know her people she can be cuddly and affectionate. She’s feisty, playful, likes to play with toys. Other dogs and cuddle on her person’s lap. Sudden loud noises can make her nervous. She likes to play fetch and tug of war with her people. Ponyo’s foster requires a home, where someone is home often, so not to be left for long periods of time and/or another dog for companionship, patience to allow her time to adjust to new people and environments, be allowed on furniture to cuddle, people who will play with her along with leadership, consistency, structure and to continue working on training. If your home DOES NOT meet these requirement’s please DO NOT put an application in. We will not call anyone whose home does not meet the needed requirements. Also, we will be concentrating on local to foster applications 1st since home checks and meets with all humans and animals in home is needed at meet. Our fosters are all volunteers so aren’t always able to travel too far. Ponyo as all dogs should have at least 2 weeks in their new home with just their people who live in the home and to not have people over for at least 2 weeks. Dogs need time to settle in and adjust to their new people and environment first so they can learn to trust them first. Ponyo’s spayed, vaccinated, HW negative and microchipped. Currently in Phila, PA. If your home meets the needed requirements and you’re interested in applying to adopt please do so at www.tprescue.org

Meet Justin pending adoption!  Fostered in near New Brunswick, NJ. Justin is an adorable 6 year old little Yorkie who was surrendered from a breeder, and is now living his best life in a foster home where he is getting all the love and attention he deserves.   This sweet boy just wants to be close to his people — he loves being held and will happily be your tiny shadow all day long Great with kids & other dogs Crate trained for overnight Great on leash & in the yard Almost fully house trained Smart, curious, and knows his name Justin is a happy little guy with the cutest wagging tail — especially when food is involved He’s playful, loving, and oh-so-snuggly. He is a clever one, so a home that’s mindful of doors/gates is important — this tiny explorer likes to keep you on your toes.  A fenced yard is preferred.   All Justin wants is a forever home where he can be loved, cuddled, and part of the family For more information and to fill out an application, click on the link below:https://peytonsplaceanimalrescue.org/adoption-application ##2671204##

Meet Alice Fostered in Whiting, NJ Alice is a little over 5 years old, 13 lbs and just the sweetest little Yorkie girl with the softest, most tender heart She can be shy and a bit nervous at first, but once she feels safe, she bonds deeply and becomes the most loving, devoted little shadow This cuddle bug LOVES attention, cozy snuggles, and being close to her person She’s happiest in a calm home where someone is around most of the time to make her feel safe and loved House trained & pee pad trained Cat-friendly Best as an only dog or with a calm, docile pup Loves stroller rides while she learns leash skills Non-shedding & oh-so-adorable Alice can be a little bossy with other dogs and prefers a fenced yard since she’s still learning the leash. She’d do best in a quiet home with teens or adults who understand her gentle, sensitive nature Spayed, dental done, vaccinated & microchipped This precious girl just needs patience, love, and a soft place to land — and she will give you her whole heart in return Apply here:https://peytonsplaceanimalrescue.org/adoption-application ##2698572##

Noel is a sweet, super playful 2-year-old girl who loves walks, playing with other dogs, and bananas (her favorite 🍌). She has a fun, happy personality and really shines when she’s active or spending time outdoors. She’d do best in a home with other small dogs to play with and learn from. Noel is very loving and people-focused—she bonds closely with her person and loves being nearby. Noel is still building confidence with alone time and will need a patient adopter who’s committed to giving her structure, routine, and continued training. She can get overwhelmed when left alone right now, but she’s already making progress and will keep improving with consistency. Noel is potty trained on a regular schedule and does best with frequent opportunities to go outside. With the right home and guidance, Noel is going to be an incredibly loyal companion who brings so much love and energy into her forever home. 💛 Kennel License 18972 https://www.familiarhearts.org/adoptable-pets

Perigrove puppies in nj, I love this pup with my whole heart but he definitely needs more exposure to the world. Extremely anxious around strangers and outdoors, was raised in a not safe area where no walking was possible. Amazing with people kids and other animals indoors. He’s a great puppy, so lovable and deserves someone who is able to train him or help ease his anxiety.