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  • LA-LaPlace-B Mixes in Shelter

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    They all look like lovely dogs, I hope someone can go down to see them, tell us if there is a pb in the bunch.
  • Meet Benji - our foster boy

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    I have asked the BRAT coordinator to find another foster for Benji. This is just not a good situation for him. Lenny has decided he can not be here. I'm sad about this as I really want to help Benji, but not at the risk of someone, or a dog, getting hurt. It's not a good situation for anyone, especially Benji. I'm sure it's traumatic enough for him without having to be constantly onguard from the resident dog :(
  • R/W boy in LA

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    Thanks so much Sharon. I hope BRAT can help Frankie; I have this sinking feeling that someone would see how cute he is and adopt him without knowing anything about Basenjis - and there he'd be, in rescue or a shelter again! Terry
  • Basenji boy may need ride (in CA)

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    He's not neutered yet so no pick up needed this weekend.
  • HANDSOME basenji boy in Ohio!

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    When I click on the link it says "Basil - Adopted" He is a cutie - I hope he's in a great home!
  • Male B in Baton Rouge, LA shelter

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    Most of my shelters call basenji rescue when they get a basenji in. That is because selling a basenji to a family who hasn't a clue to what they are getting, makes the dog come back to the shelter. They know basenji rescue is a good thing. I hope someone can get him out. Maybe they can send a family who has been screened to the shelter to adopt it out directly. That would be better then the dog being left in the shelter, imo.