Kramer

Kramer is one of our Forever Fosters.  Can you help this little boy and sponsor Kramer?

A Forever Foster is a dog that is either older, has a medical condition or a socialization issue and seem to be unadoptable only because we receive no applications for these dogs thus we assume no one wants to adopt them.   Save A Yorkie Rescue will not euthanize a dog for these reasons and the dogs remain in rescue to live out their lives with their forever foster family.  Their remaining years (no matter what age they are) are spent being well taken care of and loved in their forever foster homes.   Save A Yorkie Rescue pays for all of their vet bills, including all medications they may be on, grooming, food/treats if on a special diet and any supplies one of these dogs may need. 

Save A Yorkie Rescue is able to provide for our Forever Foster's, only through the generous donations we receive from all of the Yorkie lovers out there!

If you would like to Sponsor one or more of our Forever Foster's, please send a donation through the Sponsor Button on the dog's web page or send a check to:

Save A Yorkie Rescue, Inc., 1702 W Allen St, #602  Allentown, PA 18104

Whatever way you make a donation to Sponsor one of our Forever Foster's, please include the dogs name with the donation you make and that you are Sponsoring that particular dog, so we can list your name on the dog's web page as his/her Sponsor.

Save A Yorkie Rescue, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) qualified non-profit organization operating on donations from Yorkie lovers who care. Please help by donating your tax deductible donations. 

We picked up Kramer on August 8^th , he took to Valerie immediately and snuggled into her for the trip home. We were told that he was treated like a cat which I took to mean he never went out. 

Since his arrival, he has settled into a routine of sleeping, eating and going outside. He uses a pee pad if he needs to relieve himself while in the house but also enjoys watering and fertilizing the lawn!.

A few days after his arrival, he visited our groomer, she discovered that he was very reluctant to have his head trimmed to a point of becoming hysterical, so she backed off and did not want to upset him. I have been slowly getting him to accept the trimmer, but it is taking a long time.

On September 3^rd, I took him to the vet to treat an eye infection – which has now cleared up. However, on the 11^th I took him back to the vet for an upset stomach problem, antibiotics and probiotics were prescribed, and he is now back to normal.

Kramer is an older dog who enjoys a laid-back existence of laying in the sun or sitting in the window or on Valerie’s lap, his only connection to me is at night when he enjoys snuggling next to me in bed and sleeping until morning. His only problems are being stone deaf and back legs are weak- not bad for a 14-year-old.