Shep was a Border Collie and former herding dog that appeared at the Great Northern Railway station in 1936 in Fort Benton, Montana, and watched as his master's casket was loaded onto the train and left.

On that day the dog, later named Shep, began a five-and-a-half year vigil that was only broken by his death. Day after day, meeting four trains daily, Shep became a fixture on the platform. He eyed each …

Jan 11, 2022 · During those years of faithful waiting, Shep’s role in the Fort Benton community evolved. From an unwelcome stray dog to beloved worldwide children’s idol, Shep and the community changed...

Only over time did he begin to warm to the station employees; they fed him and watched out for him, calling him “Shep” since he was clearly a herding dog. Shep actually became quite famous and was …

Jan 30, 2021 · Shortly after a visit to a hospital or clinic, Veterans may receive a survey that asks them about their visit. The Survey of Healthcare Experience of Patients (SHEP) provides information to …

Shep (sculpture), a sculpture of a semipalmated sandpiper in Dorchester, New Brunswick, Canada

Mar 16, 2017 · Shep first appeared in Fort Benton in 1936 when his owner, an area sheepherder whose name remains unknown, was brought to town for medical treatment. When the sheepherder died, his …

At Shep’s, we offer a relaxed mountain-chic atmosphere where you can savor the distinctive flavors of Colorado. Choose from our cozy indoor seating or the scenic outdoor patio, and enjoy some fun in …

Shep was a loyal companion to Buffalo Bill Cody, the famous American showman and scout. He was a symbol of loyalty and faithfulness. Shep was known for his intelligence and trainability, which made …

Some of them even tried to adopt him, but Shep never took more than a passing interest in any of his admirers. He was a one man dog. Ultimately, it was his unending dedication that killed him.