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Basenji related Moose story/news

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agilebasenji

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http://redoubtreporter.wordpress.com/2012/06/20/to-catch-a-calf-sterling-neighbors-pitch-in-to-help-orphan-moose/

there's even a pic of the basenji if you scroll down a ways.
enjoy.
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Nice story! I hope they catch the baby!!!!
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