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)
MI - Detroit area, 2 yr-old R/W male
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Was alerted to this red and white, unneutered owner surrender with Home Fur-Ever Rescue based in Detroit, Michigan:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=488617327838972&set=a.192118277488880.44758.191562210877820&type=1&theaterTegus is a 2 year old male basenji. He was just surrendered. He needs a foster home ASAP. He is not neutered yet. He's better with female dogs and has been introduced to cats. 313-645-4399
BRAT has been notified.