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A246032
Located At: Orange County Animal Services
Description: My name is Roxanne.
I appear to be a female, tan and white Hound mix.
I appear to be a female, tan and white Hound mix.
Age: The shelter staff think I am about 1 year and 3 months old.
More Info: I have been at the shelter since Sep 10, 2025.
I am currently at the shelter. If you are interested in meeting with me, please stop by Orange County Animal Services during open hours (no appointment is needed!). You can stop by from 10am to 6pm during the week or 10am to 5pm on Saturday.
INSIGHTS FROM MY ADVENTURE BUDDIES:
"Roxanne was energetic at first, but once we got out on the walk she calmed down and didn’t pull as much. She seems to get stressed out and anxious in busier public spaces, so she much preferred hanging out at a cafe with us. She did not react to other dogs or children, and was very gentle taking treats from us. Once we got settled, she laid down and relaxed. She loves belly rubs!! She knows the 'sit' command well. She tried to jump on us a few times when we held food, but quickly got down and sat when told to. She needed some reassurance getting in and out of the car. She will be a great addition to families that can give her the playtime and attention she needs, and also keep working with her on training."
"Roxanne is a delight! She's super energetic, curious, and playful. She hopped right in the car when I picked her up, and right out again after the short drive to my apartment complex. She is a very strong puller on leash but does better in new areas with interesting smells (the woods) and in environments where you don't have go in a straight line (when I kept changing directions, she pulled less and paid more attention). After a walk, we hung out in my apartment for about 2.5 hours. In this time, she found and tried out every toy my dog has (he was at daycare). She loves food/treat related challenges: puzzle feeders, ball feeders, snuffle mats, frozen kong. She had a blast with a squeaky ball (and the ones that had food she could get out) but didn't pay much attention to the other balls, and she really enjoyed chewing a braided bully stick. She kept herself busy this whole time, occasionally settling next to me on the sofa to chew for a bit. She did start digging at the sofa at one point but was easily redirected. She is super curious! It's so much fun watching her sniff around to discover treats - she loves to use her nose!"
"Miss “Roxie” Roxanne is a sweet, fun-loving girl who’s always ready for adventure! From the moment she hopped in the car, she showed her silly side, rolling around the back seat and sticking her head out of the window to take in all the smells. At the farm, Roxie was so happy to run, explore, and play off leash, always circling back to check in. She lit up meeting Mojo and Cookie, the Great Pyrenees pups, and happily raced alongside them at the fence. She even got curious about the alpacas, though her excitement made it clear it was time for a trail walk instead! Roxie is strong on leash but quickly settled into a good rhythm, taking in all the sights with enthusiasm. Afterward, she napped soundly in the car, which I took as a sign of a successful day out! This sweet girl would thrive in a home filled with love, play, and plenty of adventure."
I am currently at the shelter. If you are interested in meeting with me, please stop by Orange County Animal Services during open hours (no appointment is needed!). You can stop by from 10am to 6pm during the week or 10am to 5pm on Saturday.
My adoption fee has been fully sponsored. Adopt me and pay $0.00!!!
INSIGHTS FROM MY ADVENTURE BUDDIES:
"Roxanne was energetic at first, but once we got out on the walk she calmed down and didn’t pull as much. She seems to get stressed out and anxious in busier public spaces, so she much preferred hanging out at a cafe with us. She did not react to other dogs or children, and was very gentle taking treats from us. Once we got settled, she laid down and relaxed. She loves belly rubs!! She knows the 'sit' command well. She tried to jump on us a few times when we held food, but quickly got down and sat when told to. She needed some reassurance getting in and out of the car. She will be a great addition to families that can give her the playtime and attention she needs, and also keep working with her on training."
"Roxanne is a delight! She's super energetic, curious, and playful. She hopped right in the car when I picked her up, and right out again after the short drive to my apartment complex. She is a very strong puller on leash but does better in new areas with interesting smells (the woods) and in environments where you don't have go in a straight line (when I kept changing directions, she pulled less and paid more attention). After a walk, we hung out in my apartment for about 2.5 hours. In this time, she found and tried out every toy my dog has (he was at daycare). She loves food/treat related challenges: puzzle feeders, ball feeders, snuffle mats, frozen kong. She had a blast with a squeaky ball (and the ones that had food she could get out) but didn't pay much attention to the other balls, and she really enjoyed chewing a braided bully stick. She kept herself busy this whole time, occasionally settling next to me on the sofa to chew for a bit. She did start digging at the sofa at one point but was easily redirected. She is super curious! It's so much fun watching her sniff around to discover treats - she loves to use her nose!"
"Miss “Roxie” Roxanne is a sweet, fun-loving girl who’s always ready for adventure! From the moment she hopped in the car, she showed her silly side, rolling around the back seat and sticking her head out of the window to take in all the smells. At the farm, Roxie was so happy to run, explore, and play off leash, always circling back to check in. She lit up meeting Mojo and Cookie, the Great Pyrenees pups, and happily raced alongside them at the fence. She even got curious about the alpacas, though her excitement made it clear it was time for a trail walk instead! Roxie is strong on leash but quickly settled into a good rhythm, taking in all the sights with enthusiasm. Afterward, she napped soundly in the car, which I took as a sign of a successful day out! This sweet girl would thrive in a home filled with love, play, and plenty of adventure."
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Shelter information
Location: Orange County Animal Services
Phone Number: (919) 942-7387 x OPT 3
Address: 1601 Eubanks Road
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
