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  • Not a Basenji but a dog that should have been rescued

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    TMartinT
    Reading the story in the first link, I didn't look at the others after that, literally made me nauseous. It's hard to imagine a person could do that to any living creature and I hate the fact that animal abuse laws have not been updated and therefore do not give out as harsh of punishments as they should.
  • Whispering, why we do rescue

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    Please share it..if it opens one home to a dog in need, its done what the author intended.
  • Not really rescue…

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    tanzaT
    www.puppyfind.com you have to seach for Basenjis for sale and then scroll through all the puppies listed and look for Breeding pair
  • Rescue in New York

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    KipawaK
    Yea for Lily, and yea to all of those tireless folks who take the time to make sure these little lost souls get a new home.
  • Rescue in Canada

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    Sorry did not realize this was that old .
  • The older rescue

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    CyrusVirusC
    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.