Yorkie Companion Rescue is a Georgia-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to rescuing and rehoming Yorkshire Terriers throughout the state — from Atlanta to Savannah, Augusta to Macon. If you’re looking to adopt a Yorkie in Georgia, you’ve come to the right place.
Every dog in our care goes through foster support, veterinary attention, and a thoughtful matching process before adoption, so you can feel confident bringing home a healthy, well-loved companion.
Happy pets, happy humans
Come see how these Yorkies are settling into their forever homes this summer — heartwarming stories, happy tails, and the joy they’re bringing to families across Georgia!
Why rely on us?
We love dogs
Every Yorkie in our care is treated like family from the moment they're rescued until they find their forever home.
Convenience
Our online reservation process makes starting your adoption journey simple.
Personalized care
Our team of trained professionals is dedicated to providing personalized care for every dog that comes through our doors.
Peace of mind
We health-check, foster, and carefully match every dog, so you can adopt with confidence.
Transperency
We're upfront about each dog's health, temperament, and history — no surprises.
Teamwork
Our team of vets, technicians, and other pet care professionals work together to ensure that your dog receives the best possible care.
Our 🐕🦺 walkers and sitters:
FAQ’s
To help establish group play we like all dog drop off by 9am. Please call ahead to inquire about an exit bath.
To keep your dog feeling close to you even in your absence, include something with your scent. This can be a blanket, t-shirt, or even a sock. This is a wonderful way to help your dog feel comfortable, calm, and stress-free.
A healthy dog is a happy dog and daily exercise promotes weight control, keeping your pet limber and agile and aiding in the relief of digestive problems! Your dog will excersice, eat and rest while at Petopia pet care.
For all breeds of dogs, most dog kennels require the animal to be at least 12 to 17 weeks (4 months) old. The reason for this is because all certified kennels require incoming puppies to have had their first round of adult shots at 12 weeks, followed by the second round at about 16 weeks.