$1500 REWARD FOR RETURN OF BANDIT -- NO QUESTIONS
BANDIT DISAPPEARED ON FEB 10, 2024 $2000 REWARD
PLEASE HELP US GET HIM HOME!
Bandit Went Missing 2-10-2024
Bandit is a 3 year old male Bull Terrier, red/rust/tan and white. Last seen 3-8-24 in C'ville.
Bandit has a large white patch on his back as shown in the picture to the left. He also has a small "dog bone" shaped white marking on his right hip (not shown in the picture). He is chipped, and registered with AKC-reunite. If you see Bandit, do not chase him. He will run away. Call us at 847-370-0232 and we will come immediately. If we can't get there soon enough, and he is looking at you, get down on your knees or sit down and speak in a soft voice asking him to come to you. If you have any food item offer him a piece of it (no chocolate, which is poisonous to dogs), you could toss him a small piece closer to him than you. If he takes it, then toss another small piece a little bit closer to you. If you get hold of him, be gentle and wait for us to come. If we are too far away for you to wait, you can all 911, most police departments will pick up a stray dog and hold it for a limited time, or you can take him to any veterinary clinic that is open. Give the police or the vet your contact information and we will get the reward to you. We will be pleased to pay the reward to the finder, NO QUESTIONS ASKED, who can then go to an animal shelter and adopt another dog for far less than $2000. We rescued Bandit 2.5 years ago and brought him up from Arkansas. There are many quality pets for adoption at rescues throughout the US in every state and county. If the finder doesn't want the reward, we will pay it to the charity of the finder's choice, or we will pay it to local animal rescue operations.
Bandit remembers his home, even though he can't communicate that fact. Our neighbor's dogs miss Bandit as well. Please help us get him home!
We pray for his return!
Bandit had a light blue collar with all of his tags including Owner's name, address and phone number when he disappeared, but he may be collarless now
