Senior Basenjis on Petfinder in Revo NV
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wrote on 6 Aug 2009, 00:32 last edited by
I love the oldies. xox Hope they find homes. I wish I could save them all!
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wrote on 6 Aug 2009, 15:57 last edited by
For all that were concerned about Quinn.
He is home with me and I'm starting to make him feel at home.
He is looking very frail and so I have some work to do with him.Kathryn
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wrote on 6 Aug 2009, 15:59 last edited by
For all that were concerned about Quinn.
He is home with me and I'm starting to make him feel at home.
He is looking very frail and so I have some work to do with him.Kathryn
Great news that you now have him! I'm sure he will do well with you.
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wrote on 9 Aug 2009, 23:55 last edited by
I see a curly sue and mogi listed on brat in nevada are these them?
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wrote on 10 Aug 2009, 01:17 last edited by
@Forever:
I see a curly sue and mogi listed on brat in nevada are these them?
Yes, I believe those are them….. if I remember the pictures
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wrote on 10 Aug 2009, 01:47 last edited by
Brat does know about these 2 b's..in fact have posted them on the BRAT site, even tho the shelter will not give them up to BRAT.
So, we have done all we can.
I so hope someone will open their hearts and home to these 2 b's. -
Glad to hear that Quinn is home and safe..
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wrote on 11 Aug 2009, 18:39 last edited by
Brat does know about these 2 b's..in fact have posted them on the BRAT site, even tho the shelter will not give them up to BRAT.
So, we have done all we can.
I so hope someone will open their hearts and home to these 2 b's.Why won't the shelter give them to BRAT?
I just looked at the pix. Curly Sue looks rather thin.
I'm praying for these two old darlings.
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wrote on 15 Aug 2009, 19:56 last edited by
I went to visit them yesterday and the staff said that they had both been adopted, apparently together.
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wrote on 15 Aug 2009, 22:07 last edited by
I went to visit them yesterday and the staff said that they had both been adopted, apparently together.
:-)
Loki & Freya's MomThat is great news… and many time shelter will not just give them up to rescue... here in No Ca... we have two shelters next to each other... one will call breed rescue if they have a purebred... the other will NOT... as they claim they get "more" money when they place a purebred...
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wrote on 16 Aug 2009, 00:34 last edited by
That is great news… and many time shelter will not just give them up to rescue... here in No Ca... we have two shelters next to each other... one will call breed rescue if they have a purebred... the other will NOT... as they claim they get "more" money when they place a purebred...
Glad to hear the great news! Are those shelters in the East Bay?
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wrote on 16 Aug 2009, 01:56 last edited by
That is great news… and many time shelter will not just give them up to rescue... here in No Ca... we have two shelters next to each other... one will call breed rescue if they have a purebred... the other will NOT... as they claim they get "more" money when they place a purebred...
Ugh. I hate shelters that charge different fees for purebred or mixed breed dogs. It just keeps up the idea that purebreds are inherently "better" than mixed dogs. And for some things they are–we probably wouldn't be on this board if we all didn't like purebred basenjis--but for shelter rescues? Bah. I totally understand charging different rates for puppies in the hopes that they'll help float the less adoptable dogs, or lowering the fee on senior or sick dogs to get them into homes faster. I even understand a purebred rescue knocking off some money for a mix, but it's kind of...unseemly for shelters to do so, I think.
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wrote on 16 Aug 2009, 14:25 last edited by
Ugh. I hate shelters that charge different fees for purebred or mixed breed dogs. It just keeps up the idea that purebreds are inherently "better" than mixed dogs. And for some things they are–we probably wouldn't be on this board if we all didn't like purebred basenjis--but for shelter rescues? Bah. I totally understand charging different rates for puppies in the hopes that they'll help float the less adoptable dogs, or lowering the fee on senior or sick dogs to get them into homes faster. I even understand a purebred rescue knocking off some money for a mix, but it's kind of...unseemly for shelters to do so, I think.
I totally agree….
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wrote on 16 Aug 2009, 21:53 last edited by
Yea….win/win...and someone has a very nice pair of settled b's.
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