9 yorkies rescued after owner dies: ACCT Philly
ACCT Philly rescues group of yorkies after owner dies
ACCT Philly is reminding people to have a written plan in place for their animals after an owner and breeder died leaving behind nine purebred yorkies.
PHILADELPHIA - ACCT Philly is stepping in to care for a group of yorkies after their owner, a breeder, passed away.
What we know:
ACCT Philly has taken in six adult yorkies and one with three puppies.
The pups were found by the fire department at a home on the 900 block of Lawrence Street in North Philadelphia Monday.
The dogs are being distributed to different rescue organizations to ensure they find new homes.
One of the yorkies will be going to Doggie Style Pets, while the rest are being sent to various rescues.
ACCT Philly is using this situation as a reminder for pet owners to have a written plan for their pets in case of unforeseen circumstances.
What we don't know:
Details about the deceased owner or the specific rescues receiving the dogs have not been disclosed.
The Source: Information from a representative with ACCT Philly.