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Archie (August 2026)

Dachshund

Male, 12 yrs 1 mo
Greensboro, NC
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Archie — A Senior Boy Looking for His Forever Home Archie is a sweet senior dachshund mix estimated to be around 12 years old, and he’s hoping someone will give him the loving, peaceful retirement he deserves.Archie has had a rough start in life. He was found as a stray, and despite everything he’s been through, he still has plenty of love to give. At his age, Archie needs a little extra patience and care. He has some arthritis in his back legs and moves at a slower pace. His eyesight and hearing aren’t what they used to be, and he sometimes has accidents because his bladder doesn’t hold as well as it once did. He is crate trained and is a good eater.One of Archie’s favorite things? Long, slow walks where he can take his time sniffing and enjoying the world around him. Cat friendly Crate trained Good eater Enjoys slow, leisurely walks Sweet senior who deserves a second chanceArchie isn’t looking for an adventurous life or a perfect home. He’s looking for a forever family who will be patient with him, understand his senior needs, and love him through his golden years.After a rough life and being left to fend for himself, Archie deserves to finally know what it feels like to be safe, loved, and home. If you have room in your heart for a senior boy who just wants to be loved and cared for, please consider giving Archie the forever home he’s been waiting for.Please share Archie’s story. His person may be out there.   ##2830600##
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Samantha (Bonded to Kimmie)

Dachshund

Female
Greensboro, NC
Size
(when grown) -
Details
-
Story
Coming Soon! Meet Kimmie and Sammie – A Mother-Daughter Duo! Kimmie will be finishing her vetting next week and these girls will then be available!Kimmie 4 years old 10 poundsSamantha 8 years old 11 poundsFostered in Fayetteville, NCKimmie and Sammie are a sweet mother-daughter pair looking for a forever home together. While they have very different personalities, these two girls are bonded and love being together. We will only adopt them as a pair and will not separate.Kimmie is the energetic, outgoing daughter who has never met a personal boundary she didn't want to cross! She wants ALL the attention and isn't shy about getting it. She'll climb all over you, shower you with kisses and even try to stick her snout in your mouth! There's not a mean bone in her body—she's just full of energy and love. Kimmie is a double dapple with limited vision in one eye, but that doesn't slow her down one bit. She does great walking on a short leash and will enthusiastically greet you when you come home. However, she doesn't like being left behind and may bark for an hour or more when her people leave.Sammie, the mom, is the more reserved of the two. She's a sweet girl who prefers to approach people on her own terms. Once she's comfortable, she'll show you her affectionate side. She's still working on her leash manners and can pull, but she's making progress. Sammie is a little more laid-back than her daughter and occasionally has to remind Kimmie to settle down with a little growl!Together, these girls are absolutely adorable! They sleep together, eat together and love to play. One of their favorite games involves standing up on their back legs and playfully wrestling like two little lions! It's quite the sight.Both girls are mostly housetrained, although occasional accidents happen. They need to go outside at least every three hours to stay successful. They're also pros at using doggie stairs and an outdoor ramp.Kimmie and Sammie are good with people and other dogs. Their ideal home will have someone around more often than not, especially since Kimmie struggles with being left alone. They'll also need a family who can provide regular potty breaks, plenty of attention and a little patience as they settle in.Samantha is spayed, UTD, HW negative and had a dental cleaning with extractions. Kimmie is UTD hw negative and will be spayed and get a dental cleaning next week. Both girls had skin infections when we got them due to flea infestations. The infections have cleared, but both (especially Sam) still have some hair loss.Their new family will need to travel to Fayetteville to Adopt - no transports. We prefer to adopt to families in NC, VA, SC, eastern TN, northern GA, MD, WV and DC area. To get the process started, fill out an application at www.doxiebyproxy.org/applicationThese two girls are a package deal, and their future family will get the best of both worlds—Kimmie's enthusiastic love and Sammie's quiet sweetness. If you've got room in your heart and home for two adorable dachshunds, Kimmie and Sammie are ready to make themselves right at home! ##2837590##
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Bentley

Dachshund

Male, 8 yrs 1 mo
Greensboro, NC
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Location: Greensboro NC Age: 8-9ish years old (maybe younger due to his spryness)  BADASS BENTLEY  Now Bentley’s twelve pounds of dachshund pride,Eight years young with a mischievous side.A red smooth dapple, short and stout—But there’s a whole lotta dog packed inside that snout! He was dumped at a rural shelter one day,Sore skin, thin fur, and teeth gone gray.His heart had a murmur; his luck looked grim—Then rescue showed up and believed in him. That’s Bentley—bold, bossy Bentley,The biggest little dog around.He’ll steal your chair, demand your snacks,And rule his kingdom from three inches off the ground! Raw food and goat kefir did their part;His coat’s coming back, and so is his spark.A dental restored that pearly-white grin,And now handsome Bentley is ready to win! His foster sister Cruella is his partner in crime;They wrestle and romp nearly all of the time.Morning, noon, and well into night—Those two little sausages put up quite a fight! Bentley enjoys walks—but please understand:The pace and direction are Bentley’s command.There are roses to smell and trails to inspect,With squirrels and chipmunks demanding respect. He’s crate trained and mostly house trained too,Though the occasional mark isn’t unheard of from this dude.In his experienced foster home, it hasn’t been an issue—But honesty matters, so we’re sharing it with you. That’s Bentley—brave, brassy Bentley,A love bug with a boss-dog soul.He gives sweet kisses and champion snuggles—But only when confident humans stay in control. Now here’s the truth beneath all that charm:Bentley needs a special, dachshund-savvy home.He spots fearful dogs and uncertain folks,Then pushes their limits—and it isn’t a joke. Bentley can bully dogs who are timid, scared, or unbalanced. He has also bitten people in previous homes when he sensed fear or uncertainty. He has shown human-food aggression elsewhere, although neither behavior has been an issue with his highly experienced foster family. He needs calm, confident adults who understand dachshunds, recognize his signals, establish firm boundaries, and won’t be intimidated by the very large personality operating inside his very small body. Cats? Bentley considers them foes to pursue,So a feline-free home is the only one he’ll do.And despite some successful encounters with kids,Food aggression means children aren’t worth the risk. Bentley will not be placed with children under thirteen. Any older children must be respectful, dog-savvy, and able to follow household rules consistently. That’s Bentley—badass Bentley,Equal parts sweetness, spice, and nerve.For the right dachshund-loving, confident home,He’ll give all the kisses and devotion you deserve. Bentley isn’t a beginner dog, and he isn’t the right dog for every home. He is looking for a true dachshund enthusiast who understands both the wonderful and the wicked sides of this stubborn, hilarious, fiercely loyal breed. If you appreciate a little dog with strong opinions, can provide confident leadership, have no cats or young children, and want a playful companion who becomes a total snugglebug with people he respects, Bentley may be your man. Apply to adopt Badass Bentley—and prepare to be ruled by twelve unforgettable pounds of dachshund. ##2819831##
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Little Man (Bonded to Carmel)

Dachshund

Male
Greensboro, NC
Size
(when grown) -
Details
-
Story
Carmel (4 years old) and Little Man (11 years old)Fostered in GreensboroBONDED PAIR WILL ONLY BE ADOPTED TogetherShort list: Sweet, gets along with dogs, working on housetraining, needs family without kids under 10Caramel and Little Man never expected to be looking for a new home. These sweet boys landed in our arms when their owner passed away. Their whole world changed, but thankfully, they still had each other. Now this bonded pair is ready to find a family who will love them both and give them the security of knowing they’ll never have to say goodbye to each other.Caramel is happy, affectionate and loves attention—especially a good belly rub. But his absolute favorite thing? WALKS. The second the leash appears, Caramel is ready to go, complete with some pretty adorable, excited butt wiggles. He walks well overall and is continuing to work on staying calm and focused when he sees other dogs. Caramel also enjoys the occasional game of ball, although he hasn’t quite figured out why humans expect him to bring it back after they throw it.Little Man has a face that is almost impossible to resist and is a champion snuggler. He enjoys walks too, although he approaches them with considerably less urgency than Caramel. Little Man has also discovered the location of the treats in his foster home and is not shy about reminding everyone when he believes a nighttime snack is overdue. He can be vocal when he wants attention—or feels he isn’t getting his fair share—and his foster family is working on teaching him that asking quietly works better. His prized possession is his stuffed elephant. He loves carrying it outside, playing with it and curling up with it for a good snuggle.Both boys get along very well with the other dogs in their foster home and have settled nicely into foster life. They would also be OK as the only dogs in their new home. Both are still working on becoming fully house trained, so their new family will need to continue giving them consistency, routine and patience. Because Caramel has shown some uncertainty around young children and did snap at a child in his foster home, these guys need a home with kids over 10.Both dogs are UTD on vaccines, neutered, heartworm negative and have had dentals with extractions. Caramel and Little Man are fostered in North Carolina. Adopters must travel to their foster home to complete the adoption; we do not transport dogs to adopters. We primarily adopt to families in NC, VA, SC, eastern TN, northern GA, WV and the DC area.Apply to adopt Caramel & Little Man at www.doxiebyproxy.org/application.Most importantly, Caramel and Little Man are a bonded pair and will be adopted together. They have already lost the person and home they knew. What they haven’t lost is each other. ##2824913##
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Starla (OBX)

Dachshund

Female, Young
Greensboro, NC
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
PLEASE READ THE WHOLE POST BEFORE APPLYING AND ONLY APPLY IF YOU ARE DACHSHUND EXPERIENCED, HAVE NO OTHER DOGS AND NO KIDS UNDER 12.Meet Starla4 years old12 poundsFostered in Raleigh, NCThe Short List: Must be an only dog due to resource guarding, not reactive to dogs on walks, good with cats, uses pee pads with 75% success, good with kids over 12, and needs an experienced dachshund home with confident leadership and consistent boundaries, would prefer to sleep in the big bed with her personStarla is a gorgeous little girl with a whole lot of love to give. But she's also a girl who has had a rough time and needs a special person willing to help her become the best version of herself.Starla landed in our arms after her mom passed away and her dad entered treatment for addiction. Unfortunately, during the last eight months in her previous home, Starla didn't receive the care or structure she needed and was rarely, if ever, taken outside.Not surprisingly, housetraining is currently Starla's biggest challenge. She came to us without understanding that pottying happens outside. And after 2 months of working on it with her, she has only done her business outside twice - and we are pretty sure that was on accident.However, the good news is that she is successfully using a pee pad about 75% of the time. The other 25% of the time is wherever she feels like going. In the 2 months that she has been with us she has only doing her business outside once. If her new family wants her to go potty outside it will take significant work and patience.Starla is looking for an experienced dachshund home for another reason, too. This girl lacks confidence, and when she isn't sure someone else is in charge, she decides that obviously Starla should be. That can translate into becoming bossy and trying to run the household. She needs someone who can provide clear boundaries, consistency and confident leadership.Starla also needs to be the only dog in her new home. She has displayed resource guarding that has led to fights with other dogs. For everyone's happiness and safety, Starla needs to be the one and only canine princess in her castle. The good news is that she's not reactive when she sees other dogs on walks, so she can still enjoy getting out and about. She's also cat friendly and previously lived with cats.Starla needs a little time and space to warm up to new people. When guests arrive, she will bark and needs to be given her space until she feels comfortable. Proper introductions are important, and visitors should let Starla approach on her own terms rather than forcing interaction. She did nip a guest in a previous foster home when she wasn't properly introduced, so this is something her new family needs to take seriously. In the wrong home, Starla is a bite risk. She can also become protective of her person, which is why she needs a home without children under 12.In her current foster home, Starla bonded with her foster mom more quickly than her foster dad. She was initially cautious around him, but with patience, she's coming around. In fact, she recently decided he was officially worthy of her affection and flung herself backward into his lap for belly scritches! And once Starla trusts you? Oh my goodness, the LOVE.This girl absolutely adores her people. Her foster mom says Starla spends much of the day sitting right beside her, soaking up kisses, scritches and attention. Belly rubs are a particular favorite, and Starla is more than happy to remind you that her belly isn't going to rub itself.Starla is spayed, UTD on shots, had a dental cleaning, HW negative, microchipped.Starla's new family needs to drive to Raleigh NC to adopt, no transports. We prefer families in NC, VA, SC. We are also open to eastern TN, northern GA, DC area and WV for the perfect family. If you are interested in starting the process, fill out an application at www.doxiebyproxy.org/applicationStarla isn't looking for someone who thinks she beautiful and wants a young dachshund.She needs patience with housetraining, consistency with boundaries and someone who understands that trust is earned. In return, you're going to get a beautiful, loyal, incredibly affectionate little shadow who thinks you're the greatest thing in the world.  ##2816002##
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Mason

Dachshund

Female
Greensboro, NC
Size
(when grown) -
Details
-
Story
Mason 13 years old 11 pounds Fostered in Raleigh Short list: Loving, loyal, loves to play with toys, housetrained, No children under 12, Someone home more often than no, No apartments, condos, or shared walls, rreferably an only dog, although the right canine companion could work with careful management. At 13 years young, Mason is a loyal little guy who knows what he likes, especially his toys! This boy LOVES, LOVES, LOVES his toys and still has plenty of playful spirit. When he's not busy playing, he's perfectly happy napping in his cozy bed or hanging out near his favorite person. Mason likes to know where his foster mom is, but he doesn't need to be all up in her business. He's content just being nearby. Mason is housetrained, a great car rider, and a devoted companion. He does have some opinions about how things should be done, so he's looking for an experienced owner who can provide firm, consistent boundaries. Mason guards his toys and food and has bitten when someone has tried to take something away before he was ready to give it up. However, he responds well to firm correction and does best when he knows someone else is in charge. His new family will need to respect his boundaries and use safe management rather than trying to take things from him. Mason generally gets along with other dogs, but he doesn't appreciate anyone trying to steal his toys or food. He would be happiest as an only dog where he doesn't have to share his treasures. However, he could potentially live with another laid-back dog who isn't interested in toys, provided his family carefully manages food and toys and keeps the dogs separated when no one is home. Mason also wants to be near his people. He may cry when first left alone, especially as he's adjusting to a new home. Because of this, he needs a family where someone is home more often than not. Apartments, condos, and homes with shared walls are not a good fit. Mason is UTD on shots, neutered, hw negative and had a dental cleaning with extractions. He has a grade 3 heart murmur and had a cardiac workup that showed he does not need medication at this time. His new family will need to travel to Raleigh to adopt Mason. We prefer families in NC, VA, SC, eastern TN, northern GA, DC area, southern MD and WV. To get started bringing this boy home, fill out an application at www.doxiebyproxy.org/application Mason may be a senior, but he still has plenty of personality and love to give. He's not looking for someone to fuss over him every minute. He just wants a person to call his own, a comfortable place to nap, and, of course, a toy collection worthy of a king! ##2862376##

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