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Found Basenji - Detroit, MI

Lost and Found Basenjis

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jmcappell16

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Hello Everyone, I'm new to the forms, hoping to help reunite this boy with his family. Here is a link to the Facebook post - https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153943855592714&set=gm.1445539422138083&type=3&theater

"FOUND. Looks like a pure bred basenji. Found him in art center, Detroit. On brush and Palmer. No tags or collar. Please message 2484972437"

I am from the area and have not seen another Basenji, let's help this boy get home. Please share!
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tanza

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Pat Fragassi

Tanza Basenjis

www.tanzabasenjis.net
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It appears the post has been removed.. I checked my Facebook where I shared the post, and couldn't find anything. Assuming the owner has been found?
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