Published on 25 May 2026 by Teacup Yorkie

Yorkies under $200, $300, $400, $500, and up

Find Teacup, Toy, Micro, and Standard size Yorkshire Terrier Puppies for sale or Adoption in New York

Welcome to our New York Yorkshire Terrier Puppies page. If you have been searching for “Yorkie Puppies near me for Sale,” “Yorkshire Terrier Puppies for Adoption near me,” or even “Yorkie Mixed Puppies to Rescue near me,” then you’ve landed on the right page. Teacup Puppies For Sale

We have compiled an extensive directory that will help you find the perfect Yorkie Terrier, Yorkie Poo, or even Yorkie Poodle without paying too much. Please consider adopting or rescuing your next pet from the New York non-profit organizations below.

Yorkie and Yorkshire Terrier Mix Puppies for Sale, Adoption, and Rescue in New York, NY

Hopeful Dreams Puppies Location: Bangor, NY Telephone: We are the Martin family, and we raise puppies together. We provide the best of care for our little furballs with our five children giving each puppy the playtime they love.

Contact the Rescues and Animal Shelters below for information on Adoption and costs and see if the organizations have any Yorkies available.

HEART Rescue Group, Inc.

Last Chance Animal Rescue

Long Road Home

North Shore Animal League America Port Washington, NY

Town of North Hempstead Animal Shelter Port Washington, NY

North fork animal welfare league / Riverhead Animal Shelter Peconic, NY

The North Fork Animal Welfare League Southold, NY

BARRK Animal Rescue

Humane Urban Group

Pet Rescue

TNR Utopia Bayside, NY

Give Me Shelter Project Flushing, NY

Rock n’ Rescue South Salem, NY

Amazing Animals Rescue and Adoptions Whitestone, NY

Animal Welfare League of Westchester County, Inc.

The Poor Animals of St. Francis Inc.

Friends of Strays Inc

Woof Dog Rescue Inc. – Suite

Zanis Furry Friends ZFF, Inc

Love City Angels

Forever Animal Rescue Inc.

Empty Cages Collective

Stray From The Heart

Bideawee Between 1st Avenue & FDR Drive

Louis Animal Foundation Inc. 5D

Muddy Paws Rescue

Hopeful Tails Registered Rescue (at Dapper Dog)

Infinite Hope

AMA Animal Rescue

Animals Are Forever, Inc

Mr. Bones & Co.

Animal Lighthouse Rescue

Pound Hounds Res-Q

Teacup Yorkshire Terrier Puppies for Rescue in New York up to $100, $200, $300, $400, $500, and more.

Brooklyn Animal Action

Badass Brooklyn Animal Rescue

Foster Dogs Incorporated

Brooklyn Bridge Animal Welfare Coalition

Guardian Angel Rescue

The Upper Paw Professional Dog Training and Rescue

City Critters Inc.

Animal Haven

Best Friends – New York

Big Hands Little Paws

Red Hook Dog Rescue

The Sato Project

Ready For Rescue

Amsterdam New

Tiny Treasures Rescue

American Alliance for Protection of Animals

Anarchy Animal Rescue

NYC Teens for Animals

Kodi’s Club

Happy Life Animal Rescue

PawSafe Animal Rescue, Inc. – NY

Love of Animals Rescue

Tavi & Friends

Town of Kent Dog Control

Northstar Placement

K9 Safehouse Rescue

SPCA of Westchester

Paws For Love Inc. Cortlandt

Sindee’s Strays, Inc. Cortlandt

Town and Country K9 ResQ LTD. Cortlandt

Victory 4 the Voiceless Animal Rescue, Inc.

Putnam Valley Dog Control Putnam

Four Legs Good NY/NJ

Louie’s Legacy Animal Rescue

Tails of Love Animal Rescue, Inc.

P.L.U.T.O. (Pet Lovers United Together as One)

Staten Island Hope Animal Rescue

For Blake’s Sake Rescue, Inc.

Staten Island Council for Animal Welfare

Animal Care Centers of NYC – Staten Island

Mama Chris Animal Rescue Inc.

Keep Checking Back For New York Breeders and Rescue Listings.

Some of the New York, NY Cities we plan to include Puppies For Sale and Rescue Organizations are listed below.

How Adopting a Yorkie in New York Works

Most of the organizations listed above follow a similar process. You usually start by filling out an online application, then wait for a volunteer to review it. Many rescues ask for references, and some will contact your veterinarian or landlord if you rent. After approval, you may be invited to meet the dog, and a final adoption contract is signed. Timelines vary, so it helps to be patient and to reply quickly when a rescue gets in touch.

Small breeds such as Yorkshire Terriers tend to be in high demand, and they are not always available. If a rescue has no Yorkie right now, ask to be put on a waiting list or to be notified when a small-breed dog arrives. Shelters also receive Yorkie mixes, including Yorkie Poos, so it is worth keeping an open mind about the exact look and size.

What to Ask Before You Commit

Whether you are speaking with a shelter or a family breeder like the one listed above, a good set of questions protects both you and the puppy. Do not be shy about asking for details.

• Health records: ask about vaccinations, deworming, and any vet checks completed so far.
• Spay or neuter: many rescues take care of this before or as part of the adoption.
• Temperament: ask how the dog behaves with children, other pets, and strangers.
• Age and size: the words teacup, toy, and micro are informal labels, so ask for the actual weight and the expected adult size.
• Fees: ask what the adoption fee covers, so there are no surprises.

Living With a Yorkie in New York

Yorkies adapt well to apartment life, which makes them a natural fit for the city. They are small, but they are energetic and vocal, so daily walks and play are important. Many New York buildings have rules about pets, so check your lease or co-op policy before you bring a dog home.

Tiny dogs can be fragile, especially on busy sidewalks and in crowded subway stations. A well-fitted harness, a carrier, and a warm coat for winter are practical purchases. Yorkies also have long, silky coats that need regular brushing and grooming, and their teeth need steady care, so plan for these routines from the first week.

Avoiding Scams When You Search Online

Searches for cheap or free puppies attract fraudulent sellers. Be careful with anyone who asks for payment before you have spoken by phone or video, refuses to let you see the puppy, or pressures you to act immediately. Prices that look far too low for a rare "teacup" puppy are a warning sign.

Using the rescues and shelters listed on this page is a safer route, since you can contact them directly and often visit in person. If you are also open to looking outside the state, you can compare options on our pages for Yorkie puppies for sale in California and Yorkie puppies for sale in Colorado.

Written by Teacup Yorkie