A lifelong lover of dogs—especially German shepherds—Pamela Mobbs left a gift of over $32,000 from her estate to the Volusia Sheriff’s K-9 officers after passing away in October 2020 at the age of 90. The sum is to be divided exactly in half, respectively going toward supplying bulletproof vests for K-9 units in the field and training additional dogs for the force. Pamela, from Daytona Beach, Florida, became enamored with dogs when she was a little girl in England, her daughter Jane Mobbs said in a Sheriff’s press release. Pamela’s granddad had a “fierce” guard dog that aroused fear in those who saw it. “My mother wandered out into the backyard, and although her grandfather feared the worst, the dog was super gentle with her and protected her always,” Mobbs said. “She had many shepherds in her life.” Decades later, Pamela became enthralled with police dogs when her daughter took …