Grey Fox:
Grey foxes are the only breed of fox which are good climbers, so this helps Roxxie to be good at climbing. Also accounts for the grey coloration of her winter coat.

Red Fox:
Note that Roxxie is only 1/8 red fox. There are too many red fox ocs out there. I still love them though.
This causes her base markings and the orange summer coat.

Arctic Fox:
Makes Roxxie more tolerant to cold and causes her fur coat to change with the seasons.

Snow Leopard:
More climbing ability and cold tolerance. Agility and stealth. Causes the snow leopard spots which show up in her winter coat.

Ragdoll House Cat:
These are my favorite type of house cat, I want one soo bad!
Some part of me has always been house cat. The part is small in Roxxie, so she's still plenty wild.
This makes her fur fluffy and soft (especially her tail). Also makes her calm and enjoy being pet, but she rarely allows anyone to. More stealth, agility, perception, climbing ability, blah blah blah.

Grey Wolf:
Adds to her affinity for the moon. She can occationally be found howling at the moon at night. The wolf in her also helps even out her size: she is about the size of a small wolf. So, a little big for a fox.
The wolf in her also gives her a buried pack mentality. She is naturally a loner and doesn't tend to fit in anywhere. She roams alone, and trusts no one. But somewhere deep inside of her she wishes to belong.

So yeah. She's only half fox. And almost half cat, with a little bit of wolf thrown in. I usually just refer to her as a cat/fox hybreed. Please, comments and questions are highly appreciated!

Sure! If Sprite's a mix of some sort, why not?

Heh, thanks! I have been working on her for years. She is very important to me; a representation of my self. And since I'm so complicated Roxxie became just as complicated, and her geneology became more diverse. I couldn't settle on just one animal, so I decided why not go hybreed?

Roxxie's an interesting mix...

Passion's simply a feral siamese mix. She doesn't have the coloration of the siamese, obviously, but does have markings in similar places.

Fursonas...you just can't really explain what they mean to you. Right?

Well, to me, a fursona is simply a persona which happens to be a furry. My fursona is a representation of myself; who I am on the inside. :3

Yes.