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Looking to adopt a Basenji/Basenji mix in Los Angeles, CA

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Lenka

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Hi!

I am a 31 year old active woman living in Los Angeles and looking to adopt a young (~ 9mo - 1 year old) Basenji/Basenji Mix.

What is the best place to look in Los Angeles or surrounding areas (willing to drive if necessary to adopt right one for sure)?

Thanks so much in advance!
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Contact MedFly, www.basenjirescue.com or BRAT, www.basenjirescue.org. MedFly is in Southern California, BRAT is Nationwide
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Tanza Basenjis

www.tanzabasenjis.net
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We rescued our current B from Medfly - just north of LA. Karen at Medfly was wonderful to work with and we love our little girl!
See my Zoe http://www.basenjiforums.com/gallery…500&ppuser=555
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