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Dog lost in Atlanta on way to Europe found dead
An Army family's dog that escaped from an Atlanta airport just before Christmas while being sent from San Diego to Germany has been found dead.
The Associated Press
An Army family's dog that escaped from an Atlanta airport just before Christmas while being sent from San Diego to Germany has been found dead.
Nala, an 8-year-old German shepherd, disappeared Dec. 22.
Delta Air Lines, which was transporting the dog, said Nala apparently was hit by a car. A spokeswoman said the airline will donate $1,000 to Atlanta Pet Rescue in Nala's memory.
Owner Alisa Miller had planned to spend Christmas with her husband, Brian, a U.S. Army officer stationed in Frankfurt, but came to Atlanta hoping to finding Nala. After failing to find her, Miller departed for Germany on Dec. 30.
Delta reported a few sightings of Nala near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. The body was found Saturday alongside Interstate 75.
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Information from: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, http://www.ajc.com
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