Dead poodle's $11,000 diamond collar stolen from pet cemetery in France

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Alas, poor Tipsy.

Dead Poodle's Diamond Collar Stolen From Pet Cemetery In France (Huffington Post)
Thieves broke ground at a pet cemetery in France and nabbed a dog's diamond collar from its grave.

Tipsy the poodle's shiny collar was somewhat of a myth among residents of the French town of Asnieres-sur-Seine, but police confirmed the existence -- and disappearance -- of the diamond band after thieves disrupted the dog's resting place on Feb. 4, the Agence France-Presse reports.

The black poodle belonged to the wife of an American industrialist and was buried in 2003.

More than 3,000 animals are buried in the pet cemetery, including canine movie star Rin Tin Tin, according to the report.
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