4Hobbit's ideal home Hobbit is a young Yorkie cross who is quite worried by the big wide world. He’s getting braver over time but still prefers a hands-off approach and won’t want to live with children. Sensible older teenagers would be ok though. Hobbit has only had limited dog mixes since he's come into our care as he has got kennel cough. We're not sure yet if he can
3Dolce's ideal home Dolce is a four-year-old Yorkshire Terrier with a sweet name and a sweeter personality! He’s looking for a calm or moderately active home where he can feel safe and loved. Dolce is great with other Dogs and could live with the right match. He’s happy with secondary school age children and can be left for up to 6 hours. He walks well on lead, enjoys
3Croissant's ideal home Croissant is a lovely 3 year old Yorkshire Terrier currently in a foster home. Croissant has quickly adapted to life in a home and is enjoying the comfort of unlimited napping spots. He has quickly gained in confidence and no longer feels the need to follow his foster carers around, but does enjoy company whenever possible. He is a very affectionate
5Misty's ideal home Misty an adorable, 12 year old, Yorkshire Terrier who is loving her home comforts whilst in foster but is looking for a forever family that will take her in and spoil her! She is active for her age and enjoys going for walks and having a sniff and wander around. Misty enjoys a cuddle and wants a sofa she can curl up on next to her new family. She is a real
1Buddy's ideal home Buddy and Bonnie are a pair of beautiful Lhasa Apsos who have always been together and gain lots of security and confidence from each other. They are looking for a home where they will be loved and cherished, and owners able and happy to keep them in the tip-top condition they arrived in. They could live with older sensible primary school children who
1Bonnie's ideal home Bonnie and Buddy are a pair of beautiful Lhasa Apsos who have always been together and gain lots of security and confidence from each other. They are looking for a home where they will be loved and cherished, and owners able and happy to keep them in the tip-top condition they arrived in. They could live with older sensible primary school children who
2Jodie's ideal home Jodie is a lovely older girl who is looking for her retirement home where she can be centre of attention. She loves snuggling up on a warm sofa or pottering around the garden. Due to her age she isn't looking for an active home but one where she can relax and enjoy the simple things in life. Could you be Jodie's perfect match? She does get worried in the car
1Tikka's ideal home This super cute duo is Tikka and Vindaloo. They are 10.5 year old Yorkshire Terriers looking for their new home together. We believe they are brother and sister and have a very special bond. They are unable to live with another dog in the home and can live with secondary school aged children. Tikka and Vindaloo can be left alone for a couple of hours, as
1Freddie's ideal home Freddie is a 7 year old Yorkshire Terrier x Chihuahua. He is looking for a home where he can be the only pet and any children are of Secondary School age or older. He would like a secure garden of his own and would enjoy interesting walks ideally away from heavily dog populated areas. He loves being with people and having a cuddle and a fuss so any leaving
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5Peggy's ideal home Peggy is a three-year-old Pug cross. She is looking for a quiet home environment. She could share her home with older teenagers who are sensible and calm. She has good history of living with a cat and shows no instinct to chase animals. She could potentially live with cats and small furries. She would be best as the only dog in the home so she can soak up
3Chase's ideal home Chase can live with children over the age of 10 but not other Dogs as we don't feel he is confident enough at present, although he does enjoy their company. He is house trained and can be left alone for a few hours without worry. Could you be Chase's perfect match? Chase is a curious little chap and although he's feeling a little overwhelmed by his change in
2Coco and Pebbles's ideal home Coco is a gorgeous 11yr old Yorkie who is looking for a new home with his best friend Pebbles, a 6yr old Bichon Frise. They're both super friendly and should settle together nicely in most homes. They seem to enjoy a peaceful life but still very much enjoy getting out and about for their walkies. Could you be Coco and Pebbles's perfect match? Coco
3Celt's ideal home Celt can live with other Dogs, ideally female, and children over the age of 14. He isn't house trained and will require all his basic training. Celt has potential to become very attached to one person and can be easily overwhelmed. Could you be Celt's perfect match? Celt came from a very busy multi-dog household but as is often the case, he is very nervous
3Lola and Ruby's ideal home Lola (6) and Ruby (4) are a lovely pair of Pug Crossbreeds looking to start their next chapter together. They love being around people and should soon feel at home with a short settling in period. Lola and Ruby have lived with a cat in their previous home but their new adopters may need to introduce them gradually to existing cats in the home. Could
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Adopting a Yorkshire Terrier usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Yorkie is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a Yorkie, consider the breed’s exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a Yorkie can help you decide if it’s the right fit for your lifestyle.
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