Ga. family searches for stolen bulldog who could be ‘anywhere in the country’

BLECKLEY COUNTY, Ga. — A Georgia family is looking for a dog who state rescue officials say was given away as a stray.

According to a Facebook post from Dublin Laurens County Humane Society, Bee the Bulldog was stolen on Wednesday between 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m.

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It is unclear how Bee was stolen from her family.

Georgia Canine Rescue and Rehabilitation Inc. said that Bee was picked up as a stray and was dropped off somewhere in the area of Hollingsworth and Vose in Hawkinsville.

One of her owners, Kyle Osborne, posted on Facebook that a witness told him that she was seen being given to a female truck driver on Thursday. The driver works for a company based in Savannah.

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After that truck driver was tracked down, Bee’s family was told she was given to another truck driver; however, it is unclear where the driver was headed.

“My dog could be anywhere in the country by now,” Osborne wrote on Facebook.

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It is unclear why Bee was given to the other truck driver.

Anyone with information regarding Bee’s whereabouts is asked to call the Bleckley County Sheriff’s Office at 478-934-4545.

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