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Sugar Bear Reunited with Owner

Good neighbor found lost dog in Decatur, cared for it.

Parent and pup are reunited.

Sugar Bear, the red-nose pit bull, went missing Nov. 21 from the Edgewood neighborhood.

But a good neighbor found her near some railroad tracks in Decatur, took her in and cared for her for a week when she saw a flier learned Sugar Bear already had a home.

"Meredith, the young woman who found her, had fallen in love with Sugar Bear," owner Betty Sosnin told East Atlanta Patch. " She gave the reward money to a pit bull rescue organization and has made plans to foster a pit bull.

Sosin said she and her son, Mike Kashani, worried about their beloved Sugar Bear.

"Mike and I had visions of Sugar Bear cold and starving, but she actually had only one night on the street, which may have been the time of her life, Sosnin said.  "The other seven she spent curled up in Meredith's rather posh apartment. She's now been [micro]chipped and given a clean bill of health."

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Melissa Angle June 14, 2013 at 02:42 pm
We spotted her last night (Thursday) just before the storm hit and chased her down May to CliftonRead More then up to Glenwood, where we think she turned into that development under construction across from the school. The storm swept in, and we lost her ... she was clearly panicked. Been back on the hunt this morning with no sign. Please call or text us at 423-653-5636 if you spot her!!!
Colleen loves cats June 8, 2013 at 03:35 pm
If you leave dirty laundry around the outside of your home she may be able to pick up your sent. ItRead More worked with a friend of mine.
Chris Murphy May 24, 2013 at 11:33 am
This is a sales pitch, and not a very good one. This development is well over 2 miles from GrantRead More Park; even the map on the developer's site doesn't correctly show where the subdivision is. And where it is, is across Glenwood from Burgess-Peterson ES, where Glenwood is 4 lanes- good luck ever making a left out of there. But if you want to be able to hear I-20, I guess it's a great location.