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Dogs Available
(Dogs will go to approved homes only) We
adopt to homes in Wyoming and the surrounding states
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PLEASE
NOTE
We often place basset in
homes just as soon as we have taken them into our Rescue, before
they ever make it onto our web site. We have people waiting to
adopt and we have just needed to match them with the right dog for their home. If you would like to be considered for one of
these dogs, please get on our Waiting List. Send us an email at
wybassetrescue@gmail.com
or fill out our adoption application
and we will get the process going!
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FOSTER HOMES ARE NEEDED!
Have you been
considering adopting, but just aren't sure. How about trying
fostering? You can find out if a basset is the right breed for you and
play a very important role in helping them finding their forever
home. Please consider fostering.
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Bam Bam
Bam Bam is a male basset hound mix who came into WBHR on September
21 from a shelter in Amarillo, TX as an unclaimed stray. He is
guessed to be around 1 year old. He is working on his manners and
house training at his foster home. Bam Bam is out going and he
leaps before he thinks! He loves everyone and likes to be petted.
He is very much in puppy mode. He loves toys and drags anything he
can get into the middle of the floor. He does well with the other
dog and cats in the foster home, rides well in a car, but is best
to be crated if unsupervised. Puppies like to chew at the worst
times. Bam Bam is neutered, sleeps well in a crate, is current on
his vaccinations and is micro-chipped. He had surgery to correct
his patella when he was neutered and is doing great. DNA was done
and he is 56% Basset Hound, 25% German Shepherd, 9% retriever, 7%
Keeshond, plus small percentages of three other breeds. We believe
Macy is his sister, even though their DNA profiles aren’t
identical. If you are interested
in more information
please contact Holly at (307) 272-8089 or email at
wybassetrescue@gmail.com or
click here to for our
adoption application.
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Macy
Macy is a female basset hound mix who came from into WBHR on
September 21 from a shelter in Amarillo, TX as an unclaimed stray.
She is guessed to be around 10 months to 1 year old. Macy is sweet
and timid. She is cautious of new things, but will check them out.
She loves to be near you and would love to be a lap dog. She likes
to play with a variety of toys. Macy does well with the other dogs
and cats, rides well in a car, but is best to be crated if
unsupervised. Puppy chewing will take place. Macy sleeps well in a
crate, is spayed, current on her vaccinations and micro-chipped.
DNA was done on Macy. She is 55% Basset Hound, 33% German
Shepherd. 5% Keeshond, 5% retriever, plus small percentages of
three other breeds. We believe BamBam is her brother, even though
their DNA profiles aren’t identical. If you are interested
in more information
please contact Holly at (307) 272-8089 or email at
wybassetrescue@gmail.com or
click here to for our
adoption application.
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Bogie
Bogie is a male basset hound mix who came into WBHR the end of
August as an owner relinquishment. He will be one-year old on
November 23. Bogie does very well with the other two dogs in his
foster home, sleeps in a crate and is housetrained. DNA has been
done on Bogie and he is 60% basset hound, 7% Akita, 6% Australian
Cattle Dog, 4% bluetick coonhound and 2% or less of various other
breeds. He is current on vaccinations, neutered and micro-chipped.
Bogie finished up a month of puppy training classes at the end of
October. He knows basic commands and is working on not jumping up
on people and not going out the door until ‘released’ to do so.
Bogie loves to play fetch with his squeaky ball and run circles in
the yard. He loves people and has made great strides with manners
at his foster home. If you are interested in more information
please contact Holly at (307) 272-8089 or email at
wybassetrescue@gmail.com or
click here to for our
adoption application.
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If you are interested in adopting one of these dogs, please
contact person listed
with the dog. or you may email us at
wybassetrescue@gmail.com .
Receiving materials from us does not obligate you in any way. We do
try to match dog and owner, so you may be on a waiting list until a
good match for you comes along. All dogs are or will be neutered, we
do not place dogs for breeding purposes. We ask that you keep the
dog in a fenced area (Bassets like
to track scents, and then get lost), provide adequate medical care, and
sign an adoption paper at the time of adoption. If the adoption does
not work for whatever reason, we do ask that the dog be returned to Basset
Rescue and we will place the dog in another home. There will be an
adoption fee to be collected at the time of adoption.
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