This week’s Adopt-A-Pet, presented by Houndswood Village, is Canela from Orange County Animal Services!

The staff at Orange County Animal Services estimates that Canela is a female, brown and white Pit Bull Terrier. She is about three years old.

Canela has been at the shelter since August 12 and is looking for a forever home!

To learn more about Canela and the rest of the animals available at Orange County Animal Services, visit their website.

Adopt-A-Pet is presented by the Houndswood Village apartments in Durham, where you can live with your furry friends in three or four-bedroom, energy-efficient townhomes. Visit Houndswood Village’s website to learn more about their location and get started on an application today.

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