Each placement has its own story. We also have a list of almost 300 people looking to adopt a Basenji rescue. No really . . . We do home visits for both dogs and prospective owners and work with other dog rescue groups to ensure that our placements are successful. We have more than 30 coordinators and screeners who evaluate applicants and coordinate placements.
BRAT depends solely on volunteers.
You mentioned 300 Stationmasters and 30 coordinators. Our volunteers come from more than forty states and five Canadian provinces. We have a member in Florida who fosters several needy Bs bringing the family total to a baker's dozen on occasion. Another member expands her family regularly in addition to caring daily for a toddler and coordinating tens of adoptions for us each year. They are the backbone of our rescue work.