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Basenji meeting in mitchell, sd

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  • misspodhradskyM

    Hello all!!

    We are having a basenji get together on Sunday. I will be bringing my 3 red girls. My friend is supposed to bring her 2 tri and trindle basenjis and if possible, my other friend might be able to bring her red basenji. IF ANYONE has basenjis in or around Mitchell, SD. COME TO THE NEW DOG PARK IN MITCHELL!! –It just got finished with building and its awesome!

    We will be having a basenji get together so i ask anyone who has one or knows of one to get in contact and meet us up here. It will be loads of fun. I am a photographer so i will be taking pictures! Its loads of fun!! Hope to see you there!!!

    Feel free to call me at 605 999 8149 or email me at podhradsky@live.com. I will give you directions and the time when everything is set up.

    Again, hope to see whoever can make it there!
    whitney

    contact me for the day and time that we go on our next "HOWL AT THE STARS" basenji meeting

    Miss Podhradsky

    Basenji owner/lover since 2002

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