Sam......left

This is Sam :
the Bassett Hound is about more than 10 years old. I saved Sam from improper care about 5 years ago. At the time, we thought he would not last very long, because he was already quite old. Every morning, I would ask my maids who were looking after the dogs, "Is Sam still alive?" I asked that question for years, until eventually I stop asking. Sam seems healthy and happy, and we hope to look after him until his time is over. Sam is no burden for us. In fact, Sam bring us joy with his funny face and movement. Sam is joyful, lively, and friendly.

Eventually, the two families that sued me about my dogs (which they won both in the initial and appealing court) indicated that Sam was the problem. They claimed Sam was loud, smelly, and made it difficult for them to breathe (in fact Sam is very clean, hundreds of other neighbors like to come and play with him.) But no matter how the two neighbours lie, they have already won.

I am still fighting. My lawyer suggests that I remove the so call "problematic" dogs, to show our good intentions to fixing the problem (a problem which only occurs for two families.) So there came a day when Sam had to move out of Saiyai Doghome, to go live with a friend of mine. Fortunately, Sam's new home is a warm and kind family. On the day of his arrival, the neighbors of his new family all came out to welcome Sam. Many came to hug him, and shook my hands. Therefore, I believe that Sam will live there happily, and without anyone disliking him.



When I came back home, I found flooded of my house with tears. All maids cried. Saiyai got lots of tears across the sky. Kawee said his life will not be the same when he returns home next time. Not to mention Sa - who cried like a child. I- myself , am not sure whether I can sleep well tonight and every night from now.

My family and I continue to fight for the other dogs in our family.