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Dog treat firm wins Dragons' Den investment
TV campaign pays off for Bob Martin
API launches new pond treatment range
Keeping reptiles is one of the safest pastimes
Pet Care Trade Association launches grooming certificate for cats
Stock up on grooming products for winter
New Yumove supplement to benefit young dogs
Hozelock Group acquired by French company
Canny Company secures new distribution for UK and Ireland
London Pet Show 2013 set to be bigger than ever
Johnson's launches pigeon housing spray
Safe way to remove unwanted insects from the home
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Family reunited with dog four years after it was stolen

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A dog has been reunited with its owners four years after it was stolen from their home. It was spotted for sale on Facebook.

Cotton, a Staffordshire bull terrier, was taken from Joanna Martin’s home in Bristol on October 25, 2008.

Joanna, 31, was still checking that shops kept up posters of her missing dog as recently as last year.

Then a friend spotted a dog for sale through social networking site Facebook and showed it to Joanna, who immediately recognised it as being Cotton

She arranged to view the dog, and contacted the police to inform them of her intentions.

Officers met her at the property and went in, arresting a woman in her early 20s for handling stolen goods.

And now her daughters Kira, 12, and Katie, 6, (pictured) are making up for lost time with their pet.

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