Totally empty, Aurora street stretches on for a long, long while. Houses dot the streets it branches off into, vacant, almost like empty shells of the bright homes they used to be. This is a common place for canines to congregate, the lonely streets seem to call to those of equally along nature. You could say that this particular street is the border lines for this territory, so feel free to come and make yourself known. But don't be surprised if you don't receive a very warm welcome. The canines that control this city might be just a.. little.. bitter.

Home to graffiti, this alleyway screams it's own silent message, sort of a calling to those who have nothing better to do then defecate their cities walls. The dumpsters that line this alleyway are empty, never to be filled again, but make great homes to the animals that now occupy it. Rats, and other such rodents are plentiful here.

This, along with Downtown Virilea, was the worst place to spend your time. Gangs would have their wars here, gangsters and stingy drug-dealers made friends with heroin, meth, coke and guns. This was a crackheads playground, you could run around high as a kite and not a soul would notice, seeing as they were probably on the same thing as you were, or something stronger. Crappy apartments dot the streets of the Ghetto, stolen cars are a dime a dozen, though the dogs don't care if they are stolen or not, it's not like they can drive. Be careful of broken glass and dirty needles, this place is not for the faint of heart.

This is the perfect place to live. Once a part of huge housing development bordering the ghetto, the fall of the two-legged left it un-lived in, but perfectly finished and a great habitat. Although now this city is harsh and wild, this is like a safe zone. Pregnant mothers like to come here to give birth to their pups, guaranteed safety, warmth and shelter.

This simple bridge connects the bad district of Virilea to the good district, well, the park any who. This park is the biggest park there is in the country, almost mirroring New Yorks central park. It's almost like a piece of the wild forests and such landscape plopped down right in the city. The bridge itself is broken down and rickety, so be careful when crossing, or you might end up in the frigid waters below.

Like a large diamond in a huge bed of coal, Greenway Park stretches for kilometers upon beautiful, wild kilometers. Even the wildest of canines who live in Virilea love and come to this park often, it feels like a chunk of the wilderness has been dropped into the city. Deer and other such large prey live here as well, so if you and your buddies fancy yourselves well in the skill of tooth and claw, take a shot at it. One large lake and many streams filter through the large forests of this park to fill it.