That is my motto for b's as well.
ACD…often smarter than their owners...which gets them into such trouble.
Wonderful dogs for the right owners.
Hugs for helping this smart, busy breed.

Lets hope this all works out so a basenji smart person gets this girl.
Hugs to all who have helped.

Wonderful news; give them this website so we can see more of him.

Can anyone on the list help her?

If you can get the full pedigree information, you might want to contact Sally Wallis who maintains the pedigree website. In her personal database she does collect breeder information when available. So she may have at least the names of the breeders and may be able to give them to you.

Great to hear! I am glad everything is working out for him. I have been swamped lately and haven't gotten on. Sorry.

Well, I think my goal might get met after all. I contacted someone in Wisconsin about the other older dog in need of help, and even though he was taken care of, the person I emailed referred me to someone with basenjis that only lives about 20 min away! She emailed me tonight, I just got done responding to her, hopefully we can meet up soon!

I posted a new thread re 2 of these b's who are having issues in their foster home and need help.
I will share it with you all.

2- 3 yr old b's need fosters/homes, from pm bust

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This is a pair of the b's who were taken from the puppymill that closed.
We really need a smart basenji home to foster and or adopt.
Sharron
I imagine they will be open to be moved to any near by states.

Wilma (brindle) and Wanda (red and white), both three years old and from the SD group, are currently being fostered in central LA. They are very afraid of men and not doing well in their current foster home. If anyone in the southern states, TN or AR would be willing and able to foster them both together, please notify me.

I would like to place them in a foster-to-adopt home if available.

If you do not live in the area listed but can help with transportation to your location I will consider moving them out of the area.

If you are traveling through LA and would not mind a couple furry passengers, let me know. They ride well in crates.

Liz Newton, IL/posted by Sharron Hurlbut
You will need to have a current BRAT ap on file
http://www.basenjirescue.org

Sharron Hurlbut
BRAT, basenji rescue
Evergreen basenji club
Seattle Purebred Dog Rescue

Another update…we dropped off the boys at Sal's house this past Saturday. It was sad but it looks like a great environment for them to be in. We were lucky enough to meet a couple there that was planning to foster them for the near future. Thanks again for helping me find Sal.

Thanks for your help Sharron. I appreciate it a lot, I'm sure we will work something out. 🙂

Cale and I are currently in the process of adopting a senior dachshund through Almost Home Dachshund Rescue. Oscar is 11 years old and has a heart murmur. He has a little white "frosting" around his mouth, and he is lumpy. We meet the foster mom to pick him up this Saturday. This will be my first senior rescue, although it will be our fourth (and last for now) dog. This will also be our second dachshund named Oscar, but we think it is too late in life to change his name. Now we will have the Oscars.

I am actually really inspired by this little old man. Think about it - he doesn't know he is old, doesn't know he has a heart condition, and doesn't know that he might not last much longer. He lives every day to the fullest, which I wish I did more often. I am really happy that Cale and I can give a loving, safe home to a little old man who deserves it. I think he can teach us all a little something.

I have no words to express my anger at this moment.

Perhaps a yodel or baroo…...

Or that crazy growling noise....

I so hope someone can give this boy a chance.

I just love Happy Endings! Or Happy Beginnings, more correctly!
Anne in Tampa