1. Start a conversation
Call Eric and Crystal to learn about current availability, personality, care, and whether a tiny Yorkie is a good fit for your family.
URGENT: Pepper & Little Bit need their dental work, all their shots, blood work, and senior checkups now — and we need donations to make it happen. Donations are tax-deductible.
Don’t want merch? You can still help — just call Fieldstone Veterinary Care at (517) 437-0171, mention McCoy’s Michigan Yorkies and rescue, and donate straight to Pepper & Little Bit’s care.
Pepper & Little Bit Vet Fund
Half of all merch profits go straight to Pepper & Little Bit’s care at Fieldstone Veterinary Care — the dental work, shots, blood work, and senior checkups they need.
$150 raised so far — thank you! Victoria gave $100 straight to their account at Fieldstone, and Amy gave $50 on Cash App. We’ll post the full care goal right here as soon as Dr. Mike’s estimate is in on Monday, and keep this bar updated as the fund grows.
All New Merchandise!
Check out our new merch — every purchase helps get our senior rescues Little Bit & Pepper the veterinarian care they need: dental work and checkups at Fieldstone. Half of all merch profits go to McCoy's Animal Rescue.
Family-raised in Hillsdale, Michigan
Small Yorkies.
Big-hearted companions.
Meet lovingly raised AKC Yorkshire Terrier puppies from a family with 40 years of experience raising and working with AKC dogs.
AKC experienceFamily raisedHealth care current
Coming soon
Christmas babies on the way! 🎄🐾
Good news — we're going to have puppies soon! Gemma and Waylon Coal just bred (October 7), and we're hoping for Christmas babies around December 9th!
Winston's already packing the sack. 🐶🎅
From Gemma's last litter
Her last babies were this cute!
Happy families
Joe, in his own words
Joe on life with Riley — a McCoy's Yorkshire Terrier.
Raised with care
A lifetime devoted to dogs
McCoy's Michigan Yorkies brings decades of hands-on experience, family attention, and a deep commitment to matching sweet dogs with caring people.
40 years
Breeding and raising dogs with generations of practical experience.
AKC dogs
Four decades working with American Kennel Club dogs.
Family focused
Puppies are raised with affection and everyday companionship.
More than breeding
Rescue work, grooming, stud service, and training knowledge.
Our story
From Dachshunds to Mastiffs to Yorkies
Our experience began with Dachshunds, grew through years with English Mastiffs, and eventually led us to the spirited little dogs we raise today: Yorkshire Terriers.
Along the way, we built a life around dogs—breeding, training, grooming, stud service, and rescue.
Happy families
Puppies worth coming back for
Seeing a Yorkie head home in loving arms is one of the best parts of what we do. Riley's happy send-off with Joe and Sue is a memory we're proud to share.
The couple pictured by their Jeep came back for a second McCoy puppy from a later litter. Both puppies are beloved companions, with no plans for breeding—they were simply so impressed with their first puppy that they wanted another. Two different McCoy families have now done exactly the same thing.
Janene & Hazel
Some love stories start before the puppy even comes home. Janene couldn't wait — so before Hazel was old enough to leave, she came out for a visit. She got to meet both of Hazel's parents, Gemma and Waylon Coal, and hold her tiny girl for the very first time.
We always encourage home visits. Come see your puppy as they're growing up — there's nothing like watching them change week to week before they come home for good.
And now? Hazel's home — 5.5 months old, spoiled rotten, and living her best life. 🐾
Life at McCoy's
A Day in the Life at McCoy's
A little look at the playtime, puppy piles, mealtimes, and everyday moments that make this home so full of personality.
Puppies
No puppies available right now
We're hoping for Christmas babies! Gemma and Waylon Coal just bred (October 7). Join the waiting list below.
Waiting list
First to know about future litters
No puppies are available right now — but more little McCoy Yorkies are on the way! Gemma and Waylon Coal just bred (October 7), and we are hoping for puppies around December 9th.
Leave your name and the best way to reach you, and we will go down the list in order as puppies become ready. Joining the list does not reserve a specific puppy or promise a timeline — it is simply your fair spot in line, and we will talk through everything together when your turn comes.
On the list now
- Sandy — hoping for a girl
✓ Deposit confirmed - Joe — hoping for a boy
✓ Deposit confirmed
Here’s what happens next
From first call to homecoming
Reach out to Eric and Crystal to talk about the puppies and ask your questions. If the fit feels right, you’ll arrange a time to come meet the puppies at the McCoy home—puppy visits are by appointment.
2. Meet by appointment
Choose a time to visit the McCoy home in Hillsdale and spend time with the puppies before making your decision.
3. Go home prepared
Every puppy goes home vet-checked, with shots current, dewclaws removed, tail docked, and an AKC Reunite temperature-sensing microchip.
Reserved with a deposit
A deposit reserves a puppy who is not yet old enough to go home. Deposits are non-refundable, with one fair exception: if McCoy’s cannot meet the need you reserved for, your deposit is returned. For example, if you reserve from an unborn litter hoping for a female and no female puppy is born, you receive the deposit back. Call for the details before reserving.
Home at the right time
Puppies usually go home at 10–12 weeks. Eric and Crystal choose the safest timing for each family; when a home has larger dogs or small children, they may keep a tiny puppy a little longer so it is stronger and less likely to be hurt. Homecoming is guided by the puppy’s well-being, not just the calendar.
Hand delivery available
Eric and Crystal can personally deliver your puppy near or far. The new family covers round-trip travel for Eric, Crystal, and the puppy, along with a delivery fee. Call to talk through the destination, timing, and details.
Yorkie know-how
What life with a tiny Yorkie can be like
After 40 years with AKC dogs, we know a good match starts with honest expectations. Yorkshire Terriers may be small, but they are bright, involved companions who thrive on attention and patient guidance.
Temperament
Expect a lively, affectionate little dog with a big personality. Individual puppies differ, which is why we share what we see in each puppy.
Everyday care
The Yorkie's fine coat benefits from regular grooming. Their small size also calls for thoughtful handling, close supervision, and a home prepared for a tiny companion.
A responsible start
We send families home knowing the puppy's current care: shots, dewclaw and tail status, microchip, personality, and expected size. Adult weight is an estimate, not a guarantee.
Treats we recommend
We keep treats simple: chicken-wrapped sweet potato from A Heart For The Paws, made in Idaho — USA chicken breast hand-wrapped around sweet potato, dehydrated in small batches. Two ingredients, nothing else in the bag. Sweet potato's fiber helps with digestion. Keep treats under 10% of daily food: for a tiny Yorkie that's about half a strip a day — we break ours into smaller pieces for training.
A thoughtful match
Ready to learn more?
Call to ask about current availability, learn more about each puppy, and talk through whether a tiny Yorkie is the right fit for your home.
The Puppy Play Yard
Want to play with the puppies?
Hundreds of real moments from our home — puppies playing, napping, wrestling toys, and piling up together. Winston will flip you through every single one, with no repeats until you have seen them all.
Winston's slideshow
The Play Yard slideshow
Every photo appears once before the show starts over. Tap a little one to jump right to it.
Puppy pile cam
The famous puppy pile
Nothing beats a heap of sleepy puppies. Turn the sound on — this one comes with the real thing.
Love what you see?
Every puppy in the Play Yard was raised right here at home, with 40+ years raising AKC dogs behind them. If you are dreaming of a Yorkie of your own, give us a call — and if you would like to help us keep rescuing the ones who need it most, donations go straight to vet care, food, and supplies.
About McCoy's
Breeding is in the family
Our story runs from a father's AKC Dachshunds, to a son's English Mastiffs, to the Yorkshire Terriers at the heart of our home today.
Second-generation breeder
It started with my dad's Dachshunds
I grew up around breeding. When I was a child, my dad raised AKC long-haired and short-haired Dachshunds in different colors—before many of those colors were popular. Watching him work taught me that knowing a breed means paying attention to the whole dog: health, temperament, structure, behavior, and the care that happens every day.
Dachshunds
My first lessons came at home, alongside my dad and his AKC Dachshunds. That's where the family tradition began.
English Mastiffs
When I was old enough to move out on my own, I began raising English Mastiffs. Working with such powerful, sensitive dogs deepened my understanding of training, trust, and temperament.
Harley
One of the unforgettable ones was Harley—a 225-pound male with a 30-inch neck. I had to buy him a 32-inch horse collar. He drew a crowd everywhere we went: a true gentle giant who also understood exactly what I asked of him.
Yorkshire Terriers
Then a little Yorkie named Tiger came into my life. He was small enough to ride everywhere with me and had enough personality to begin a whole new chapter.
Across it all, one thread has stayed constant: 40 years working with AKC dogs and a belief that every puppy deserves an experienced start and a family ready to understand the dog in front of them.
The Yorkie chapter begins
Then came Tiger
I had a friend who was a nurse. She knew a couple who both worked the same 14-hour shift, and they had this little Yorkie named Tiger. Tiger didn't like being left alone for 14 hours, so they did the right thing and found somebody who had more time for him. I had just had back surgery, and they decided I was a good candidate.
So I took him in—and let me tell you, that little dog had such a personality. He was tired of being left at home. He wanted to go everywhere with me, and I mean everywhere. He didn't care if it was on a cigarette boat going 50 miles an hour or on the back of a Harley. He didn't care where we were going; he just wanted to go.
Tiger was a rehomed little dog with a huge personality. He stole my heart, and that's how my Yorkie chapter began.
Loss and new beginnings
Samson & Delilah
Tiger had such a little personality. When he passed, it took me a while to get over losing him. After I moved to Michigan, I decided I wanted another Yorkie—but first I happened to come across a Massweiler, half Mastiff and half Rottweiler, and adopted him. His name was Samson.
About five days later, I found my Yorkie, Delilah. People thought I was crazy. They said, “We thought you were looking for a Yorkie!” I raised Samson and Delilah together, and it made them both wonderful, gentle dogs. Delilah ran the house. She would take Samson's bone and wouldn't let him get it back from her. It was so funny watching that tiny Yorkie boss around such a big dog.
Samson developed cancer and had to be put to sleep when he was only three and a half years old. Losing him so young was devastating. But the love he and Delilah shared is part of the family story that still guides how every animal here is raised.
Raised right here on the farm
From hatching day to feeding time, the smallest animals grow up with hands-on care—and usually a curious Yorkie nearby.
The gentle giant and the tiny boss
Samson had the size, but Delilah ruled the house—and he seemed perfectly happy with the arrangement.
Where Crystal's Yorkie story began
Crystal & Tucker
Since I was a little girl, I had always dreamed of having a Yorkie—or a monkey. Well, the monkey was out of the question, LOL, but a Yorkie wasn't. I waited until my children were teenagers, and I saved for almost two years to finally afford a real Yorkie. I picked him out when he was five weeks old—well, of course, he picked me, LOL.
He was a perfect gentleman. He didn't like car rides at all, but he had a wonderful wardrobe to choose from. He wasn't a fan of shoes—of course, his mommy (me) didn't like them either, so who was I to tell him different? He had a favorite little blanket that went everywhere with him, and a favorite ball with a bell in it that he loved to play with.
He loved to sit with me on my back-porch swing after I got home from work—we did that for an hour every day. He slept with me under the covers and kept me warm and safe. And you could come in the house, but as soon as you tried to leave, he'd go for your leg—well, try to rip it off! For such a tiny guy, he just didn't want you to leave the house.
He was my best friend. He saved my life more times than I can count, and I miss him so very much. When Eric and I rekindled—he had two Yorkies of his own—it felt like we were meant to be a family. Here we are years later with a big, strong furry family and lots of critter brothers and sisters. I think about Tucker every single day, and I miss him just as much as ever. He's in my heart forever.
And the Yorkies are what brought us back together. Eric and I had dated in high school, and years later a mutual friend, Marcy, posted a photo of a foster Yorkie on Facebook. We both commented, got to talking—and the rest is history. Gemma was the first Yorkie we picked out together.
— Crystal
The foundation of McCoy's
First Delilah, and Lennon the lover
I picked Delilah up from Fargo's Yorkies. To me, if you want an AKC Yorkshire Terrier, Delilah is the perfect Yorkie. She has the perfect hair, the perfect color—just a beautiful, dark-colored little girl who grew to 5.8 pounds.
Her first litter was with a friend's little Yorkie named Harley, who was smaller than she was. After that beginning, I went down to lower Indiana and bought Lennon to become my stud dog. His mother was imported from Ukraine, and his father was a tiny black-haired Yorkie.
Lennon the lover—that's what I call him. He's dual-registered with the AKC and ACA, and he's had more than nine AKC litters. With his most recent litter, the AKC required a DNA test because he'd sired so many. That verification is part of the record behind my little stud. He's about eight and a half years old now.
DelilahThe girl whose coat, color, and temperament set the foundation—and the greatest grandma the pups could have.
LennonDual-registered AKC and ACA, with AKC DNA verification and more than nine litters.
Lennon and Delilah really built McCoy's Michigan Yorkies. Everything that followed grew from the care, character, and experience they brought into our home.
Saylor Rayne
Saylor Rayne came after Gemma. She's a chocolate AKC Yorkshire Terrier and weighs 5.3 pounds when she isn't pregnant—a loving girl and devoted mama.
Waylon Coal
Waylon Coal came next: a black-and-white tuxedo AKC Yorkshire Terrier with an adventurous streak. He loves riding on the Harley in his doggles and goes everywhere with Eric and Crystal, no matter what they're doing. He may live for adventure, but he cleans up handsome too.
What matters to us
Care that goes beyond a litter
McCoy's Michigan Yorkies is family oriented and rooted in a broad understanding of dogs. Our work includes breeding, rescue, grooming, stud service, and dog training knowledge.
Every part of that experience shapes the way we care for our Yorkies and talk with future families.
As featured in Michigan Yorkie Monthly
Riley, cover dog
Riley was featured on the October 2024 cover of Michigan Yorkie Monthly, alongside an interview with Susan and Joe.
It's a joyful piece of the McCoy's story—and a handsome cover moment for one special Yorkie.
BusinessRate · June 2026 award
Ranked #1 Dog Breeder in Hillsdale for 2026
BusinessRate recognized McCoy's Michigan Yorkies and Rescue as Hillsdale's top-ranked dog breeder for 2026, based on verified Google Reviews data.
The award reflects the authentic feedback of customers and recognizes local leadership in satisfaction, reputation, and service.
Daily life
The whole gang
Yorkies, puppies, big dogs, naps, play, and plenty of time together. This is everyday life with the McCoy's pack.
In loving memory
For the ones who made our house a home
Oliver · Opie · Samson
McCoy's Animal Rescue
Every dog deserves another chance
Meet the Yorkies whose lives changed through patient care, veterinary support, and the right forever families.
The story comes full circle
Giving back to the Yorkie community
We try to save every animal we come across that needs help—and yes, that includes humans.
Lennon and Delilah built McCoy's Michigan Yorkies, and then it became a rescue too. We started rescuing Yorkies to give back to the Yorkie community—the same community that gave me so much when a rehomed little dog named Tiger first came into my life.
It started with taking one dog in. Today, the mission is still led by the dogs: raise them with love, understand the one in front of you, and be there when a Yorkie needs another chance.
No rescues are currently available for adoption.
Gracie Mae is the only rescue in our home today, and she's permanent family—not adoptable and not going anywhere. The stories below are past happy endings. If you have a Yorkie in need of rescue, please reach out to us.
Our mission: McCoy’s Animal Rescue exists to save every animal we come across that needs help — dogs, cats, chickens, pigs, ducks, geese, turkeys, rabbits, fish, and more — through rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption into loving homes.
Help us keep rescuing
Every rescue's vet care, food, and supplies come straight out of our own pockets — from full vet workups like Sawyer's to the everyday costs of keeping a rescue comfortable. Your donation goes further than Yorkies: we also rescue ducks, geese, chickens, pigs, rabbits, ferrets, squirrels, parrots, macaws, and any animal that needs a second chance. Know someone with an animal that needs rescuing? Tell them to get a hold of us. Want your donation to go only to the Yorkies? Give through Fieldstone Veterinary Care, or add a note saying it's for the Yorkies.
Ways to help: chip in toward vet bills with PayPal below — or call Fieldstone Veterinary Care in Jonesville at (517) 437-0171, mention McCoy's Michigan Yorkies and rescue, and say you'd like to donate toward our account. Rather send supplies? Beds, blankets, toys, food, treats, and potty pads are always needed — order on Amazon and ship straight to us. Call first and we'll tell you where to send it.
McCoy's Animal Rescue is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization — EIN 43-2124704. Donations are tax-deductible.
Join Winston’s Pack — $5 a month
One gift helps today — a small gift every month keeps the rescue ready for the next call: food in the bowls, vet care covered, and a soft place to land for whatever animal needs us next. Winston’s Pack is our monthly giving circle. Steady small gifts keep the rescue ready.
The button opens our PayPal donation page — that’s where a Winston’s Pack gift starts: set your amount to $5 and choose the monthly option there. Pause or stop anytime. Every gift is tax-deductible.
Support the rescue
McCoy's Animal Rescue gear and Winston™ plush mascots — coming soon
Our rescue work is personal — every dog that comes through our door gets fed, vetted, loved, and given a real chance at a good life. McCoy's Animal Rescue sweatshirts, tees, and gear are on the way, and we're working toward a Winston™ plush mascot doll so you can hold a piece of that love. Every purchase helps us say yes to the next animal that needs us.
Want one? Call 419-490-0825 and we will put you on the list.
Rescue spotlight · With us now
Pepper & Little Bit: home at last
Pepper and Little Bit spent their whole lives with one person — an 88-year-old who loved them — and just days ago she passed away. They had nowhere to go. So they came home with us, the way every McCoy’s rescue does.
Pepper is a gentle 14-year-old girl with a silky golden-tan coat. Little Bit is a scruffy, sweet 9-year-old boy whose little tongue pokes out — and everybody who meets him falls for him. Neither of them came with any vet records at all, and both need dental work, all of their shots, blood work, and full senior checkups at Fieldstone Veterinary Care with Dr. Mike before anything else.
Right now they're safe, warm, and loved at our house in Hillsdale — and every merch order and donation helps pay for the care they missed.
Pepper & Little Bit Vet Fund
Half of all merch profits go straight to Pepper & Little Bit’s care at Fieldstone Veterinary Care — the dental work, shots, blood work, and senior checkups they need.
$150 raised so far — thank you! Victoria gave $100 straight to their account at Fieldstone, and Amy gave $50 on Cash App. We’ll post the full care goal right here as soon as Dr. Mike’s estimate is in on Monday, and keep this bar updated as the fund grows.
Donations are needed now: call Fieldstone, mention McCoy’s Michigan Yorkies and rescue, and your gift goes straight to Pepper & Little Bit’s vet care — no merch required.
Our very first rescue
Gracie Mae stayed family
Gracie Mae is a 13-year-old Yorkie Poo and the first dog we ever rescued. We may have taken her in intending to help her find a home, but Eric and Crystal knew she was already where she belonged.
Gracie Mae will never be rehomed. She still lives here as the grandma of the house, right alongside Delilah.
Our second rescue
Patience changed Nico's life
Nico came to us with real challenges: potty-training troubles and food aggression. Eric and Crystal worked patiently and consistently with him on both, giving him the structure and understanding he needed to become a different dog.
Once Nico was ready, he went home with a lovely family who loves him very much.
A first dog for five excited kids
Remy knew he was home
Remy came to us when he was about nine months old. His mom called because she was working too much, and that little dog was going stir-crazy in an apartment. We took him in, evaluated him, and found he really didn't need much work. He was already up to date on his shots—he just needed the right home and people with time for him.
We found him a wonderful family with five kids, the oldest around sixteen. Remy was the first dog those kids had ever owned, and they were so excited to meet him. The minute he walked into their house, he started running around and rubbing himself all over the furniture like he was saying, “This is my home now.”
He knew exactly where he was supposed to be—and he's been loved there ever since.
A Hillsdale happy ending
Little Jensen found his lap
Little Jensen was brought to us by a lady who couldn't take care of him any longer. He had a little club foot, a steel rod in his front leg, and he was very timid. We had him for quite some time, and being around all our other Yorkies, he had no choice but to come out of his shell—and he did.
Jensen was adopted right here in Hillsdale by a wonderful lady who had lots of experience with Yorkies but had never had one that wanted to sit on her lap all the time. Well, she got her lap dog, because that's all Jensen wants to do.
Now they're the best of partners, sitting together to watch the sunrise every morning over coffee. No coffee for Jensen, of course—he gets wound up enough as it is, especially when treats are involved.
Rescue spotlight · Rehomed September 2026
Sawyer's fresh start
Sawyer was found abandoned in a baseball field, estimated to be eight to ten years old. The person who found him tracked down his owner, but she didn't want him back. He had never been to a veterinarian and came to us with no papers, history, or trail to follow.
We took Sawyer to Fieldstone Veterinarian in Jonesville, where Dr. Mike helped us give him the care he'd missed. Sawyer was neutered, received a full round of vaccinations including rabies, and had every painful tooth extracted. He has no teeth now and will eat soft food for life, but he can live a normal, comfortable life.
Today, Sawyer is home with a wonderful older couple who love him the way he always should have been loved.
Services
A life built around dogs
From Yorkie puppies to grooming, stud service, training knowledge, and rescue, our experience covers far more than one part of dog care.
Yorkshire Terrier puppies
Family-raised AKC Yorkies with careful attention, health care, and individual personalities.
Dog grooming
Full grooming, flea baths, conditioning baths, and nail care from Crystal — with fresh flowing artesian well water. $75–$100, by appointment.
Yorkshire Terrier stud service
Lennon, our proven dual-registered stud (9+ AKC litters, DNA tested), is nearing retirement — about one more year. Waylon Coal, our tuxedo boy, also stands at stud. AKC-registered females only; one flat, reasonable fee; by appointment at our Hillsdale home.
Rescue
Every rescue is vetted, evaluated, and prepared thoughtfully for a loving home. None available right now — but call if a Yorkie needs help.
Dog training knowledge
Decades of hands-on experience raising and training dogs of all kinds.
Grooming with Crystal
Book Now
Artesian water and Crystal's baths. The best. By appointment only — $75–$100 at our Hillsdale home.
McCoy's puppy families: 20% off grooming. Multi-dog bookings: 10% off each additional dog.
Text or call Crystal at 419-509-8733, or the business at 419-490-0825.
How our rescue works
Care first, then the right home
Honest evaluation, vet care, training help, and a transparent handoff to the new family.
Intake & evaluate
We get to know the dog, observe behavior, and identify immediate needs.
Visit our vet
Each rescue receives the veterinary attention needed to move forward safely.
Work through concerns
We put time into training challenges and help the dog build better habits.
Prepare the adopter
We explain any weaker training areas that may need continued work at home.
Ready for home
Dogs leave with a clean bill of health and vaccinations up to date.
Care continues after adoption
Crystal provides grooming and nail care for rescue adoptees as they settle in.
Helping local dogs in need
When a family is going through a hard time and a small dog urgently needs grooming, we step in when we can.
Talk with us about rescueMcCoy's Swag Shop
McCoy's Michigan Yorkies & Rescue swag
Sweatshirts, t-shirts, and more, all with the McCoy's rescue shield. Every item is made to order — and Half of all merch profits support McCoy's Animal Rescue.
Pepper & Little Bit Vet Fund
Half of all merch profits go straight to Pepper & Little Bit’s care at Fieldstone Veterinary Care — the dental work, shots, blood work, and senior checkups they need.
$150 raised so far — thank you! Victoria gave $100 straight to their account at Fieldstone, and Amy gave $50 on Cash App. We’ll post the full care goal right here as soon as Dr. Mike’s estimate is in on Monday, and keep this bar updated as the fund grows.
What we sell
Pick your gear
Want your name on it? For $5 extra, your name prints right under the shield — just write the name in the order form below. Name orders take about a week longer, so order a little early.
Merch page visits
Sweatshirt (Pullover)
$60Our black pullover sweatshirt with the rescue shield on the chest. Your name can go right under the shield (+$5, and about a week extra).
Runs small — we recommend ordering one size up.
Half of all merch profits support McCoy's Animal Rescue.
Zip-Up Sweatshirt
$70Our black zip-up sweatshirt with the rescue shield. Your name can go right under the shield.
Runs small — we recommend ordering one size up.
Half of all merch profits support McCoy's Animal Rescue.
T-Shirt
$30Our black t-shirt with the rescue shield. Want your name on it? Your name can be printed right under the shield (+$5, and about a week extra).
Half of all merch profits support McCoy's Animal Rescue.
Tank Top
$25Our tank top with the rescue shield — light and easy for warm days.
Half of all merch profits support McCoy's Animal Rescue.
Sweatpants
$50Our sweatpants with McCoy's rescue pride. Photo coming soon.
Half of all merch profits support McCoy's Animal Rescue.
Bumper Sticker
$5Our "Got Yorkies? Help us rescue!" bumper sticker with the rescue QR code — stick it on the truck and spread the word.
Every sale supports McCoy's Animal Rescue.
Rescue Bundle
$75Our pullover sweatshirt with your name printed under the shield, plus our "Got Yorkies? Help us rescue!" bumper sticker — $75 flat, shipping included. Bought separately they’re $70 plus $7 shipping, so the bundle covers your shipping and then some.
Runs small — we recommend ordering one size up. Just write the name you want in the order form — it’s already included in the bundle price. Name orders take about a week longer.
Half of all merch profits support McCoy's Animal Rescue.
- Sizes
- XS to 5XL
- Your name on it
- Just ask in the form
- Giving back
- Half of merch profits to the rescue
Order form
Order in two easy steps
- Step 1 — Fill out the form
Tell us what you want, your size, and where to mail it. The form goes straight to our email.
- Step 2 — Pay with PayPal
After you send the form, you will see a PayPal button. We start your order as soon as your payment comes through.
Then we make your gear and mail it to you. Questions? Call us at 419-490-0825. And remember — Half of all merch profits support McCoy's Animal Rescue.
Contact
Let's talk Yorkies
Call to ask about grooming, stud service, rescue, or anything else you'd like to know.
The best way to reach us is by phone.
We'd be happy to tell you more about the puppies and answer your questions directly.
Call 419-490-0825Please call before visiting so we can make sure someone is available to meet with you.