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Meet Bandit

Bandit: The Cat Who Accidentally Became a Dog Bandit is a 7-year-old Pomsky weighing 25 lbs, and we're convinced he's actually a cat in disguise. When meeting new people, Bandit prefers to observe from a distance while he decides whether you're worthy of his friendship. Pass his inspection, and he'll gradually move closer before claiming your lap as his favorite spot in the house. Bandit is:✨ A professional lap warmer and TV-watching companion✨ Calm, quiet, and independent✨ Good with dogs and cats✨ Motivated by strategic cheese offerings✨ Not a fan of leash walks✨ Looking for an adults-only homeOnce Bandit trusts you, all he wants is a cozy lap, a quiet afternoon, and your undivided attention. Adopt the world's fluffiest feline impersonator. Call or text Lisa at 865-310-2599 or apply on our website today.

Could Bandit be your senior soulmate?

Reach out to Maryville Alcoa Animal Rescue Center and mention Bandit’s name — they’ll confirm availability and walk you through next steps.

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Bandit

BreedPomeranian / HuskySexMaleSizeMediumAge7 years
  • Senior status confirmed
  • Last checked 7/3/2026
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Shelter & rescue

Maryville Alcoa Animal Rescue Center
410 Home AvenueMaryville, TN 37801

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📞 (865) 273-3751

✉️ info@maarcadopt.org

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