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Does Anyone Know These Lompoc Bs??

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  • MaxBooBooBearM

    Karen of Basenji Rescue of So Cal asked me to post the following info. If you have any info or are interested in adopting them you can send me a private message here at the forum or contact Karen:

    We are trying to locate anyone who knows anything about two older lady basenjis whose owner died in Lompoc area last month. The poor basenjis had been put into their crates when she died and could have been crated for even up to a week. If anyone knows who these came from or anything about them, the shelter people would appreciate knowing. Also may be needing some wonderful person to offer them a home.

    Karen Jones

    Basenji Rescue of Southern California-Medfly Brigade

    http://www.basenjirescue.com/

    Karen@basenjirescue.com

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  • luzmery928L

    poor girls. Good luck to them

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