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  • If any of these are still intact, they need to be rescued ASAP since breeding season is coming!

    Jennifer

  • Sigh, I hope they aren't used to make more "pets". Groan! I will send out a prayer for them all.

  • Sharron and other rescue folks - I totally admire you. I can't even look at these links - my heart breaks for these dear souls.

  • You know, I hadn't thought to contact BRAT, however, I will do that and forward the links to them.

  • Thank you dmarie, please, contact BRAT when you see these types of ads. They might already know about the dog, but in case they don't…..
    Fran, I also dispare about so many more b's seeming to be needing homes now. Sigh.

  • This is the season for rescues…
    the rain will start up and people won't want to walk their dogs.. nor house-train them... and they will get tired of the not-so-little-puppy.
    Sad sad sad

  • I did hear back from BRAT. They knew of 3 out of the 4 basenjis. 3 have been contacted and the one they didn't know about was going to be contacted today. Hopefully there will be a good outcome for all.

  • @khanis:

    This is the season for rescues…
    the rain will start up and people won't want to walk their dogs.. nor house-train them... and they will get tired of the not-so-little-puppy.
    Sad sad sad

    For Sure Kathy, for sure…..

  • It rains here soooo much, but I squeeze in a walk as early as 5 am and sometimes not until 9 pm just to make sure my doggies get their walk in. When I hear about people that are moving somewhere that doesn't allow pets, it makes me crazy. Seriously, you take on the responsibility of caring for a pet so you find somewhere where they can live with you. And don't talk to me about not having time- I have a husband, three children, 2 dogs, 1 cat, and a full time college course load. And yes, everyone gets fed, walked, cleaned, homework done, and I still get just enough time to sleep. Sorry for the rant, but I live on a Navy Base and I see families leave their pets tied up in their backyards, stick them in the garage, or leave them behind when they move all the time- which is how we ended up the cat :(

  • Yes, its seems to be the way, just leave something if its not convient. My family was Navy, 30 and as I am 60 old, you know that was a ways back. We took our ****er to Hawaii 2 times. Yes, expensive, but part of the family. Wish folks were more responsible, sigh, but times seem to be changing.

    what was deleted is spanial, co*ker…laugh.

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