Go on facebook: there are multiple European groups dedicated to basenji adoptions, like https://www.facebook.com/groups/637260023052459/?ref=bookmarks
1 1/2 YO Tri Color Basenji Female needs a home in Oklahoma
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Good Gracious! I read through all of these posts. My stomach was twisting around inside me thinking how awful it must have been for "Allie" and the other dogs subjected to this…er...person.
Great work, all of you. It was through group discussion, a little investigation and some tenacity that you ALL were able to rescue this beautiful little girl. Kudos to you all.Cheers
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Just a secondary thought…
Since this breeder is within the radar of BRAT, how about getting BCOA and AKC in on it? I'm sure they both would frown on such activity and lean on this "kennel" to clean up their act, yeah? This almost borders on puppy-milling, in my opinion.
This sort of (human) behavior is one of the reasons I am a proponent of spaying and neutering. That is, of course, unless someone is running a reputable and caring kennel.(Grrrrr...not so cheerful)
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The tri female from OK was delivered to her permanent home this last Thursday. Her new owner was pacing in his driveway waiting for us to arrive. When we got into his house and saw a full-size bag of Taste of the Wild Pacific Stream formula (probably enough to last this dog a month or more) and a chair full of toys, leashes and treats, we knew she hit the owner jackpot.
He just called to give Jason an update on how they are doing. We gave him our number in case there was any problem or if he needed any advice. He was just over the moon about Bella. He said she's just perfect, listens to everything he says, is friendly when meeting his friends (and the dog he met at the Halloween party this weekend at his friend's house) and that the only thing she has done wrong was chew on his cell phone. He quickly went on to report that was due for a new one anyway and it still works, so….
Does he sound like a true Basenji owner or what?
I told Jason to tell him we want pics. He wants to meet up with Jason in a couple weeks so Jason can takes some pics of him and Bella together. He wants one for his Christmas cards.
She looked great when we got her from the fosters. She had gained weight and the rash on her chest was gone, and the fur filled in just fine. I am sure that she is looking just fine and happy right now, curled up on the couch with her new owner!
Miranda and Jason
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Good to hear that Bella got a new chance on a good life..it does sound like she hit the owner mortherload..
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I just got an email about this too, I am just as excited!! So happy that she is doing so well, she was such a sweet girl.
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I just got an email about this too, I am just as excited!! So happy that she is doing so well, she was such a sweet girl.
This all started with you, Maya. It would not have been possible without what you did. You made one man and one dog very happy with the work you set in motion.
Miranda and Jason
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Oh, you all did good re helping this b find her forever home.
It does take a village.
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Way to go to everyone but most of all to Bella and her forever home. Sounds like they were so ready for Bella.
Rita Jean
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Oh, you all did good re helping this b find her forever home.
It does take a village.
Hugs to you all.Sharon, I know you are trying to make us feel good about what was done for Bella and we do. So I am going to say this,
Sharon is probably the biggest gem of all when it comes to rescue. She is always there to give advice when needed, and works her heart out for these rescues.
So thanks for being there, especially when I need you (eg)
Jason
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Thank you for the update Jason and Miranda, it's great to hear how things turn out
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Basenjimamma, I checked that site and found 5 basenjis (one was a mix, one didn't know whether it was basenji or pharoah hound).
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We did not mean to make a post in this thread
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Great update, Thanks to you and all involved, this girl has a future..
Ditto-Ditto. Great ending to an otherwise sad start for the little girl. Good thing most dogs adjust to life so readily-good self preservation tactic!
