Adoptable Dog Of The Week – Rolly

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What happen when you cross a Dachshund and Boxer? You get Rolly, our Adoptable Dog of the Week! Rolly is a young male Dachshund and Boxer mix from Mandan, North Dakota. One thing’s for sure – you won’t see another pooch like Rolly at the dog park. He’s a one-of-a-kind dog!

Rolly’s Story:

“I am a sweet boy with lots of strength packed into my sturdy frame. I am an energetic dog and enjoy playtime. When you meet me, you’ll also notice that I also enjoy “treat time.”

Related:How To Bond With Your Rescue Dog

Rolly is a neutered male Dachshund and Boxer cross with an approximate birth date of November 2011. He came to live at Central Dakota Humane Society because his owner could no longer care for him. Rolly’s adoption fee is $69 and includes:

    Related:The Pros of Bringing Home a Rescue Dog

    To learn more about Rolly and learn about the adoption process, please visit Central Dakota Humane Society’s website.

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