Adoptable Dog of the Week – Dillard

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Meet Dillard, our Adoptable Dog of the Week from Adoptapet.com. He is an adult Labrador Retriever mix from Norman, OK and is already neutered.

Dillard’s Story:

Hi, my name is Dillard and I am a loving boy. I live with my foster mom along with her six furbabies. I run and play well with others, but most of all I love to cuddle. When mom sits on the couch we take turns sitting next to her and get tummy rubs. At night, I am allowed to stretch out next to her when she falls asleep and I move to the couch. I may be a big boy, but I am well trained and well mannered.

To learn more about Dillard and other dog up for adoption, please visit Adoptapet.com.

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