I agree, BRAT does get in pairs and ask they be adopted together plus BRAT works really hard to ensure placement are suitable and going to good homes. If your looking for a basenji savvy home them I would say "yes, getting the fanconi test will help getting them placed"…anyone not savvy or not caring to know about basenji genetic conditions won't care if theyre tested or not)
Forever Home!
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I just did my 1st transport for BRAT and took Gibbs the last leg to his forever home!
He was the sweetest little boy I've ever met. I wanted to keep him 
It was so great to see his new mom meet him for the 1s time. I did her home visit and then was lucky enough to get to bring him HOME! :):) What a great experience & it warmed my heart to know a B in need found a wonderful forever home!Gibbs
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Great job on your 1st transport! And Gibbs looks like he appreciates the ride, too!
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Good for you. It must be very satisfying. I signed up for BRAT a few months ago and I am glad that up here there aren't too many B's around. I would want to keep all of them and hubby would be mad…..too little room in the bed already!
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WTG! LOL I used to foster and transport the foster to meet new owners. I warned the coordinator if I met and didn't like them, I would NOT hand off the dog. LOL fortunately I loved them all.
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Great job Lisa! Gibbs looks like a really good boy and he appreciated your help.
