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Q2 2025 Report

Please be advised that the Small Dog Park will be closed starting Monday, September 8th, until further notice, for landscape maintenance by Yardnique. This work includes the installation of sod to improve the grounds.

During this time, the Alternative Dog Park, located next to the Community Garden, will be available exclusively for small dogs. Access is limited to residents who have submitted the proper paperwork and received the entry code. Please note that the code remains the same. The Large Dog Park will remain open as usual.

We will continue to provide updates to the community as progress is made. Thank you for your patience and cooperation while these improvements are completed.

Carolina Arbors HOA

Carolina Arbor Residents-
We would like to address a few ongoing concerns that impact the cleanliness and enjoyment of our shared amenities.
First, it has come to our attention that dog waste has been found on the tennis courts. This not only creates an unsanitary and unpleasant environment but also poses a health and safety risk for all who use the facility. As a reminder, dogs are strictly prohibited from entering the tennis and pickleball courts under any circumstances.
Secondly, we’ve noticed that dog waste bins throughout the community are being misused, causing issues. This is largely due to disposing of backyard pet waste in these public bins. Please be reminded that dog waste collected from your lot should be placed in your personal household garbage bin, not in the community waste stations. The public bins are intended for use during walks, not for large or regular disposal.
We appreciate your attention to these matters and your continued efforts to keep our neighborhood c

Carolina Arbor Residents-
We are working closely with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission and are actively engaging licensed wildlife control vendors to trap and safely remove a fox recently spotted in the community that has exhibited aggressive behavior.
You may see personnel from the Wildlife Resources Commission or contracted vendors walking throughout the neighborhood, including around the front and rear of properties. Please do not be alarmed—these individuals are authorized and working to address the situation.
If you see the fox, please report the sighting immediately to both Management and Joe Folta, Wildlife Biologist with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, at 336-212-7550. Timely reports will help officials locate and safely trap the animal.
We encourage all residents to remain alert and aware, particularly when walking through the community and near Piedmont Hall. The fox was seen behind the outdoor pool area.
While we do not expect the fox

Fox in the Community – Update #2 - 7/30/25
Carolina Arbor Residents-
Freedom Wildlife Solutions will be installing cameras today along the trail near Bridge 7 and setting traps in the area tomorrow in an effort to capture the fox. Please avoid this section of the trail if possible. If you must pass through, do not touch or go near the traps.
If you see the fox, please report the sighting immediately to both Management and Joe Folta, Wildlife Biologist with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, at 336-212-7550. Timely reports will help officials locate and safely trap the animal.
Your safety remains our top priority, and we appreciate your continued caution and cooperation.
Carolina Arbors HOA

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Carolina Arbors Residents,
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Freedom Wildlife Solutions has received confirmation from the Health Department that the fox recently found deceased on Bloomsbury Manor tested positive for rabies. At this time, we believe this is the same fox that had been displaying aggressive behavior. There is currently no indication of other rabid animals in the area.
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The fox does not appear to have been consumed by a carnivore such as a coyote. However, residents are urged to remain vigilant and report any unusual animal behavior to both community management and Joe Folta, Wildlife Biologist with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, at 336-212-7550.

​Important:
Anyone who was bitten or had direct contact with the fox should seek medical attention and begin the rabies vaccination series immediately, if they have not already done so.

​Thank you for your attention to this important matter and for helping keep our community safe.
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Carolina Arbors HOA

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