Found: Yorki Colours Yorkshire Terrier Female In South East (LU5)

Sightings and Information

Please post if you have news about this dog. Log in above or register to leave comments or to like them.
Please note that DogLost cannot be held responsible for the content of any other sites mentioned or linked to here.

2015-07-17 22:16 Carol

I phoned RSPCA with interest in having this dog and was told she has a forever home , xx.

2015-06-04 01:14 Carol

I will call number and see if help is needed to look after her xxxx

2015-05-14 11:42 ClaireC

Is there any update is anyone aware please?

2015-05-03 11:06 ClaireC

Hoping mum makes it after her traumatic time but at least she is the right place to receive the care she desparately needs. Xx

2015-05-02 16:51 Archsuzanne

So sad , glad they are safe now i hope mum makes a full recovery. I saw this on the T.V news.

2015-05-02 16:38 BUBBLES

Dunstable, Bedfordshire on Sunday (26 April) by passers-by. She was clearly in the middle of a difficult labour so the member of public rushed her to a vet where she was given an emergency caesarian.

Four out of five puppies - three girls and a boy - were born safely, although one sadly died. The mother, now named May, is under veterinary treatment for a uterus infection and is very poorly.


RSPCA inspector Mel Fisher said: “Someone had just left this dog, and her pups, to die.

“There was no way this dog was going to be able to give birth naturally - it was clear there were complications. She was breathing heavily in a laboured way, and had a bloody discharge.

2015-05-01 18:54 Unknown

Carol. That would be great

2015-05-01 10:08 ClaireC

Carol would think you need to make that known to the rspca on one of the tel nos above. Good for you. Good luck x

2015-05-01 03:25 Carol

I can foster her when her puppies don't need her anymore with view to adoption xxxxx

2015-04-29 19:51 ClaireC

Have to say that the town of Dunstable is pretty large and even people can get "lost" in it!

2015-04-29 19:47 Unknown

You would think someone would know the so called owner, who owned a Yorkie but no longer does. shame the owner cant be dunped, especially from the highest mountain.

2015-04-29 18:16 Veronica

Don't hold your breath for a caring owner to turn up. An ITV report reckons this poor dog was dumped due to similar circumstances to those described by Nicky B.

http://www.itv.com/news/london/2015-04-28/dog-cruelly-dumped-and-left-to-die-in-alleyway-while-giving-birth-to-her-puppies/

Hopefully her future will be much better than her past.

2015-04-29 15:48 Unknown

Well said jasper. you areabsolutely right. Coluld not agree more, WELL SAID.

2015-04-29 14:38 NickyB

1 of my dogs was abandoned with her 3 newborns.mum very ill, turned out she was trying to give birth to 4th but dead puppy.owners not prepared to pay estimated £300 bill ........ vet said she was about 8 and had had many litters.some heartless people around. this little yorkie - like my little mum - will now have a new start and her puppies go to kind people now she is the hands of rspca. she may of course have escaped from home..... interesting to see if she is microchipped and/or reclaimed

2015-04-29 14:34 lesleyjane

Assume local vets have been contacted as owner may have taken her there for pregnancy check ups?

2015-04-29 11:54 DogLostJasper - Area Volunteer, Somerset

It's the "back yard" breeders who are as much to blame as the puppy farmers for the number of unwanted dogs in this country. If nobody bought these puppies, they would stop. There is NEVER a good reason for breeding. No exceptions.

2015-04-29 09:59 Angel

I totally agree with all comments. All animals should be spade / neutered unless there's a very good reason to breed them, and you're licensed to do so. Glad mum and babies are now safe. x

2015-04-29 08:44 ClaireC

Really pleased to see mum and pups in a safe place. Sometimes bitches do just take themselves off to give birth wherever they want and it may just be so in this case rather than being dumped - lets all hope so! Hope wherever she is being looked after the the rspca (which I am sure they will do) will ask for proof of ownership especially in this locality! Maybe she could be renamed Lady Kate or Kate! Do please try to update us. Thank you.

Last edited: 2015-04-29 11:50:03 by ClaireC

2015-04-29 08:38 Unknown

So pleased her, and her babies are in safe hands. I hopoe she wasn`t dumpoed. The sensible thing if that is the case is to have youe dog/cat neutered/spayed etc in my opinion. Unless you intend to breed it is called common sense. If not claimed am sure these will find loving new homes. Keep us posted

2015-04-29 08:32 Unknown

So pleased Mum and babies are safe .......cant believe noone has come forward to claim them

2015-04-29 04:04 Admin

Thank you for taking the time to list this found dog and ensuring the safety of the dog.
Please ensure that you notify your local Dog Warden and the local Police Station - in Scotland you MUST inform your local Police Station and if possible contact the Dog Warden also.
The found dog may have a Microchip or a Tattoo - please have the dog scanned and checked for a tattoo at a vet's so that owners may be contacted as soon as possible.
Please check on our Missing pages in case the Found dog has been registered as missing with us.
If possible please add a photo as this greatly assists our work in matching Found dogs with Missing dogs.