Roxy 3495

04/13/26 Sweet 5-year-old Roxy is still trying to understand why no one has come for her yet.<br/><br/>She lost her home in November when her family went through a divorce, and she’s been waiting for a safe, loving place to land ever since. Roxy is a petite red girl who can be a little shy when she first meets new people, but with patience and kindness she quickly opens up. Once she feels secure and you’ve earned her trust, she adores affection—and will happily rest her head in your lap (especially if treats are involved).<br/><br/>Roxy does best with children ages 10 and up. She’d prefer to be the only dog in the home, and she isn’t a match for a home with cats.<br/><br/>She keeps a clean kennel, is crate-trained, and knows some basic commands. She can be frightened by storms and fireworks, so she’ll do best with a family who can help her feel calm and safe during loud weather.<br/><br/>Please share Roxy and help make this the month she finally finds her forever family.<br/><br/>11/25/25 Roxy, a 5-year-old red Doberman, lost her home because of a family divorce. She's a sweet and beautiful girl who might be a bit shy initially, but she opens up quickly and is super friendly and playful once she trusts you. While she knows some basic commands, she'd really thrive with consistent training. Roxy does well with kids over 10, but she can be selective with other dogs, so she'd probably do best as the only pet. With the right person, Roxy will be an amazing companion.Not every dog is available for adoption or need a foster - some are wards of the rescue (usually due to medical reasons, but sometimes behavioral). These dogs will always be supported by DRL. We welcome financial support for these dogs. Here are links to foster and adoption applications for those dogs who need a foster home or adoptive home.<br/>Foster Application Adoption Application

04/13/26 Sweet 5-year-old Roxy is still trying to understand why no one has come for her yet.

She lost her home in November when her family went through a divorce, and she’s been waiting for a safe, loving place to land ever since. Roxy is a petite red girl who can be a little shy when she first meets new people, but with patience and kindness she quickly opens up. Once she feels secure and you’ve earned her trust, she adores affection—and will happily rest her head in your lap (especially if treats are involved).

Roxy does best with children ages 10 and up. She’d prefer to be the only dog in the home, and she isn’t a match for a home with cats.

She keeps a clean kennel, is crate-trained, and knows some basic commands. She can be frightened by storms and fireworks, so she’ll do best with a family who can help her feel calm and safe during loud weather.

Please share Roxy and help make this the month she finally finds her forever family.

11/25/25 Roxy, a 5-year-old red Doberman, los

04/13/26 Sweet 5-year-old Roxy is still trying to understand why no one has come for her yet.

She lost her home in November when her family went through a divorce, and she’s been waiting for a safe, loving place to land ever since. Roxy is a petite red girl who can be a little shy when she first meets new people, but with patience and kindness she quickly opens up. Once she feels secure and you’ve earned her trust, she adores affection—and will happily rest her head in your lap (especially if treats are involved).

Roxy does best with children ages 10 and up. She’d prefer to be the only dog in the home, and she isn’t a match for a home with cats.

She keeps a clean kennel, is crate-trained, and knows some basic commands. She can be frightened by storms and fireworks, so she’ll do best with a family who can help her feel calm and safe during loud weather.

Please share Roxy and help make this the month she finally finds her forever family.

11/25/25 Roxy, a 5-year-old red Doberman, lost her home because of a family divorce. She's a sweet and beautiful girl who might be a bit shy initially, but she opens up quickly and is super friendly and playful once she trusts you. While she knows some basic commands, she'd really thrive with consistent training. Roxy does well with kids over 10, but she can be selective with other dogs, so she'd probably do best as the only pet. With the ri