Dino

Dino is a sweet boy who’d rather snuggle up in your lap than play. He’s never met a lap he didn’t love! Quiet and laid-back, with low to medium energy, he’s friendly yet cautious when meeting new people, often a bit timid and shy at first. Once he warms up, he becomes affectionate and clingy. Preferring one-on-one playtime with a human, Dino can be uneasy around some dogs, so he’d do best as an only dog or with one whose energy matches his own. Dino is 4 years old and weighs about 30 lbs.<br/><br/>A retired research beagle, Dino has spent the past several weeks in the Veterinary & Animal Science programs at Holyoke Community College, helping students learn the skills needed for careers as veterinary professionals. He’ll be ready to head to his forever home on May 9.

Dino is a sweet boy who’d rather snuggle up in your lap than play. He’s never met a lap he didn’t love! Quiet and laid-back, with low to medium energy, he’s friendly yet cautious when meeting new people, often a bit timid and shy at first. Once he warms up, he becomes affectionate and clingy. Preferring one-on-one playtime with a human, Dino can be uneasy around some dogs, so he’d do best as an only dog or with one whose energy matches his own. Dino is 4 years old and weighs about 30 lbs.

A retired research beagle, Dino has spent the past several weeks in the Veterinary & Animal Science programs at Holyoke Community College, helping students learn the skills needed for careers as veterinary professionals. He’ll be ready to head to his forever home on May 9.

Dino is a sweet boy who’d rather snuggle up in your lap than play. He’s never met a lap he didn’t love! Quiet and laid-back, with low to medium energy, he’s friendly yet cautious when meeting new people, often a bit timid and shy at first. Once he warms up, he becomes affectionate and clingy. Preferring one-on-one playtime with a human, Dino can be uneasy around some dogs, so he’d do best as an only dog or with one whose energy matches his own. Dino is 4 years old and weighs about 30 lbs.

A retired research beagle, Dino has spent the past several weeks in the Veterinary & Animal Science programs at Holyoke Community College, helping students learn the skills needed for careers as veterinary professionals. He’ll be ready to head to his forever home on May 9.