Basenji Rescue

This dog has been rescued, vetted, neutered and will be going to his new home! Jennifer

Yes that is the same dog.

I hope so too. He's used to being able to roam throughout the house and now he will be kennelled. So, hopefully, a new home will be found for him shortly.

Jennifer, your an angel!

I am guessing the young gal that bred multiple litters the last few years may be the breeder. All of my AK Bs are much older or tiny puppies now.

Pretty girl! Hope she finds a good home soon :)

@DebraDownSouth: http://basenjirescue.blogspot.com/2011/01/brats-final-rescue-report-for-2010.html I am in awe of Debbi and Pam. Their support and work this year has been, well, unbelievable. On behalf of Pam (who is not on the B-Forum) and myself, our heartfelt thanks for all the kind words. The saga of the Wimauma basenjis is truly unbelieveable. Rescue could not be rescue without all the wonderful people involved, giving their financial support and most importantly, giving their valuable personal time. Our appreciation extends to all those who have a love of basenjis in their hearts and lives. This month's The Basenji magazine has a four page article with great pictures of the Wimauma basenjis written by Pam Hamilton. Check it out! Sincerely, Debbi J.

OH NO! Patty did you think I meant don't post HERE? Remember I most certainly championed it is a great thing. I just was asking you to ALSO send to Brat. :)

oh my..words are not coming to me…heartbreaking story...

Its so important to keep chips current. Do let us know if you get her.

If I weren't across the country, I'd get him. Hopefully Medfly can spring him.

@YodelDogs: I agree that it looks like a poorly bred pure Basenji but not because of her size. "Littles" can occur in well bred litters. I have had a few pop up in my litters, and there have been several tiny girls shown in my area who went on to earn AKC championships. Agreed, and I meant that in "addition" to being little, of poor breeding quality

Anne says these kids have already been picked up by BRAT! Terry

Dear Tekkster, you really should have experience, or else the many problems that arise from an untrained human result in a very fustrated Basenji!!! If you want entertainment, I just happened to have recently run into a lady with two hairless dogs. Talk about being entertained! The care needed is just like your own skin, lotion and sunblock, and putting clothes on them is recommended! Read the treads on this site and BRAT. Sooooooo many B's are given up by untrained and inexperienced humans! Good Luck in your search!

oh..how sad..I wish him the best of luck in life..I sure hope someone sees him for what he is a …a wonderful little creature.