Bandit – my wonderful grand-dog. My daughter Serena Bishop adopted Bandit in 2000 but he is no longer with us. He did have his quirks but he made us laugh and everyone loved him. He had been neglected but Serena taught him love and he loved her back to no end. He was always there for her. He lived a good life with Serena. Even when I got a cat, who did not like Bandit invading his home, Bandit just took the cat in stride whenever they came to visit. Bandit was a good grand-dog and we will miss him lots. In loving memory a big hug from your grandma Bandit.

I was a volunteer in late 1999 I fostered Bandit (was 4 years of age at the time) in early 2000 and could not give him up, so I adopted him in March 2000. I selected him by asking who needed the most attention and work to be adopted. Bandit had been neglected and abused along with returned due to his many issues - examples: deathly scared of storms, chased shadows, etc. He definitely was a one of a kind, as they all are overall. Unfortunately his age caught up with him (getting ready to turn 15) and I had to put him down last week. We tried surgery, but it was just too much for him. It was very difficult and he is and will be missed greatly. He gave me so much and I only hope I gave him just as much in return.
In loving memory - my Bandit boy RIP!
Thank you for allowing me the opportunity and time with you - you became my best friend and much, much more!
Love always!

We adopted Sadie a few yeaers back. Two years after Sadie came to live with us we lost our 14 year old named Faith & Sadie never left my fathers side. Without her he would have never made it through. She has been there ever since. Margaret E. Seymour & Family