Way too thin! I believe that is beyond a cultural preference.

Please contact Basenji Rescue and Transport if you can't find a good home for Roscoe. We are an all volunteer national organizations devoted to finding forever homes for purebred basenjis. We can assist you in rehoming your basenji. There if NO fee for this service! We foster for your dog, and once he is evaluated we can match him up with the right person.

Our website is www.basenjirescue.org. There you can fill out a form for rehoming Roscoe, or just get more information on our rehoming process if this is too soon for you. We are also a great source of information for those interesting in adopting a basenji, either one of ours in foster, or a potential adopter you find yourself.

Tania Doran
Volunteer
Basenji Rescue and Transport

I sent these folks a letter from BRAT in case they need our help rehoming him. He sounds lovely!

Yes that is the same dog.

I've sent her a letter from BRAT, no response yet. (I search Craigslist for BRAT and contact those wanting to rehome or adopt).

Ah yes, my house has never been so tidy since I've had basenjis. Used to leave shoes, sweaters etc. out. No more. And my guests learn than any used kleenex or paper products must be disposed of immediately!

Thank you Debra Down South for recommending BRAT! I do think that this is a perfect option; not only are there complete description of the B's, there is much information on what it is like to own a B.
Tania

BRAT's basenji mix coordinator recently signed on a co-coordinator, so you may get more of a response. Otherwise, try Craigslist. I see MANY on there I search CL for BRAT for any Bs needing to be rehomed).

BRAT has a good number of basenji mixes on its website: www.basenjirescue.org. Hit the link on the home page: View Baseni Mixes.

I think he's at least part B. Where in Indiana is he?