Breeder Release Adoption Service - Making Their Lives Perfect

24/01/2025

These beautiful Bichons are available near Trinidad Co.
www.breederadoptions.org for all information.

24/01/2025

Here are the new kids. They are all located in southern CO; we do not ship.

23/01/2025

Senior Dominic found his furever home yesterdsay Wrapped in Love. We are so happy for you!

21/01/2025

Super sweet Lily found her furever home today Wrapped in Love. We are so happy for you and thank you for adopting.

21/01/2025

And then there's Snoopy. Nappy time. Adorable French bulldog puppy available now
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21/01/2025

Why do we still have this gorgeous French bulldog puppy, Dewey?
He is perfect. Please visit our site for all of his information.
www.breederadoptions.org.

20/01/2025

Sweet baby Scottie, who just turned a year old, went home to NM today Wrapped in Love. We are so happy for you!

17/01/2025

Home safe and sound with 19 beautiful dogs. The weather was okay, chilly, windy today, but I can deal.
5 hours driving Wednesday, 13 hours Thursday, 10 hours today with high cross winds. Pretty much wiped tonight.

17/01/2025

Happy Birthday to our fearless and tireless leader, Conni Bouchard! We all love you!
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17/01/2025

Beautiful Rosalee, the Yorkie on the left, was adopted in AZ ! She will have a home in Wickenburg and in Oregon for the summer. Rosalee is very playful and I’m happy she has a new brother to romp around with. Thank you for adopting! -Foster Mama Heather 💗

17/01/2025

This is our other tiny Yorkie baby boy that came to us nearly 4 years ago. He was 10 in November.
When I picked him up, his eyes were crusted shut with puss from untreated dry eye. His lower jaw had rotted off from infection, he weighed 1.9 lbs. He was 7 years old.
We knew immediately that he would begin to heal the huge hole in our hearts that was created when Lammy died.
He requires daily treatment with an expensive medication for his eyes, he is spoiled rotten and will only eat BBQ chicken/Costco steak with either goat cheese or shredded cheese, which we must chop into tiny pieces for him, and must have his scoop of ice cream every night.
He sleeps nestled next to my chest every night and in his baggie in my lap when I sit down.
Recently, he has begun to exhibit stress when I am gone so he is now a permanent riding buddy.
On top of all of the other things we do, the other dogs we have, there are special ones that demand, and deserve, every spare minute we can give them.
My Little Man.

16/01/2025

Adorable Rosie was adopted in AZ . So happy for this senior Shih Tzu! ❤️ Thank you, Leih, for fostering her!

14/01/2025

I'm modifying my trip due to the extreme weather conditions forecast starting at midnight on the plains Friday night.
I will head for Liberal, KS tomorrow, spend the night, head for AR at 5 am Thursday, meet the breeders at 2, head back to Coffeyville, KS, spend the night, and head home at 6 am, arriving ahead of the storm.
About 1700 miles.

13/01/2025

We are approaching the date of Lammy's death which is always a very difficult day for us.
Every year, I post his story so you know how we became aware of the plight of breeding dogs and the resulting rescue of over 7000 of these precious dogs. He died nestled next to my heart, as many of these dogs do that we simply can't save as we get them too late or just can't be saved.
We loved you so and you taught us so much about love, perserverance, and unfortunately, the cruelty that can exist for these dogs.
Lammy aka Lil Bits
In July of 2007, Chris told me he had seen an interview with a lady who was rescuing dogs from puppy mills in the mid-west. I called the station and got her information and contacted her. I offered to take any Yorkies she rescued on behalf of YTNR since I was now the Director for Arizona and Colorado. She agreed to contact me when they went on another rescue if they had Yorkies. She called me about a month later to say they had just rescued 65 dogs from an Amish puppy mill in Iowa and she had 11 Yorkies and Silkies. I called the few foster homes we had in CO at the time and we all agreed to go right to her house and take as many as we could. When we pulled up to Theresa Straders house, she greeted us and took us immediately to a very tall x pen set up in the grass and a very tiny Yorkie laying in the grass. He was so weak that he couldn’t stand. His eyes were full of puss, he was blind, had no hair on his nose or ears from rubbing against the wires of his cage to sooth himself and his lower jaw had rotted off from infection. He weighed less than 2 pounds. I fell to my knees and gathered him up and thus began the journey to rescue as many of these dogs as we could for as long as we could. She told me that the Amish man bragged that he had sired over 300 puppies, was 10 years old and had always lived hanging from a cage in the dark Amish barn.
Between all of the fosters and ourselves, we took 9 Yorkies that day, all in terrible shape. We felt as though we had been hit in the head with a hammer. There were many people there that day that would have taken this little guy and she told me later that they had decided to give him to whoever didn’t put him down. Of course, I didn’t and he came home with us. He was so weak that we weren’t sure we could make it home with him from Colorado Springs. Because he had no lower jaw, it was nearly impossible for him to feed himself. I watched him spend an hour with one small nugget of food trying to toss it to the back of his tiny throat so he could swallow it with tears pouring out of my eyes. It took us 2 weeks of trying various things but we finally figured out that he could pull soft food off of a butter knife with what was left of his upper jaw and swallow it. He immediately began to turn around. I carried him in a little pouch most of the time and he learned to love the warmth of the sun on his back and the warm wood stove in the winter. He was totally blind but knew the sound of my step and follow me everywhere. He knew the sound of me sitting down and immediately came to be picked up. He was too frail to neuter and he only had one testicle. We loved him so and we had him exactly 3 years and 5 months before his little body succumbed and he died very quietly nestled on my chest. We had picked him up exactly 3 years to the day that we lost our precious Puppy. We will always miss you little man and because of you, many of the little ones who were still in cages have been saved and got to know the love we shared.

11/01/2025

I will be going on a rescue next week to the midwest and expect to pick up Poms, 2 Golden Retrievers, Yorkies, Poodles, a Chihuahua, a Bichon Frise and and an Aussie. Stay tuned!
In the meantime we have some awesome, sweet, socialized dogs ready to go right now at our main facility near Trinidad and in the Phoenix metro area.
All of the new dogs will come to our main facility in southern CO. We do not ship.
www.breederadoptions.org for all information.

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11/01/2025

Beautiful, very timid Elsa went home today with these Eskie lovers Wrapped in Love. There is truly a home for all of these special dogs.
Thank you for adopting.

11/01/2025

Sage, the Yorkie on the right , was adopted today in AZ .
This former fear biter turned out to be super sweet, loving, smart, and playful. I will miss you, Sage!! Enjoy your new home and fursister. Love, Foster Mama Heather 💗

11/01/2025

Sweet little Wendy also went home today Wrapped in Love. We are so happy for you and we kniw you will be cherished.