Lost a Yorkie in Brooklyn Heights? He’s Been Found and Looking for a Reunion

By on December 3, 2011 10:07 am in Pets

As reported yesterday, BHB reader “Paul” found a Yorkie at Garden Place and State Street. The pooch had no ID tags or microchip. While a few readers have volunteered to adopt the pup (we call him “Thom Yorkie“… ahem) it would be super awesome if he were to be reunited with is owner.

Note:  The Yorkie has been placed with a new family.  Read Paul’s update here.

We’ve created a flyer to get the word out. We’re asking our readers to responsibly (and legally) post around the area. Download it after the jump.

BHB: Is this your Yorkie flyer [PDF]

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  • harumph

    Is it possible that this is “Thiller” that a gentlemen was calling for the other morning (I heard him on Pierrepont Street) – clearly upset that Thriller had gone missing?

  • stuart

    it is unusual that a pure bred dog nowadays does not have a microchip. It does not look like an old dog.
    those yorkies are pretty expensive, I’m surprised.

  • Livingston

    Probably a good idea to contact all the local veterinary clinics (Heights, Cobble Hill, Dumbo, Boerum Hill). I know if my little one went missing, I’d be making the rounds making sure they have my info.

  • http://schatzi162@aol.com diane lanning

    my 3lb yorkie has been missing now since november 11th. I still haven’t given up on her. we have to reunite this dog to the owner. please … please think of something. if no owner is found i would like to adopt her but i would still want her to be reunited with her rightful owner. it is the only right thing. what can we do to get the word out. diane