A mother, her two daughters, and a man were brought to the hospital following a weekend dog assault.
Sunday around 3 p.m., four persons were treated for hand injuries following an incident on the seashore in Redcar, Yorkshire.
Marie Hay, the mother, stated that she and her two daughters were walking their husky when they were allegedly attacked by a pair of bulldogs.
The Cleveland Police Department is seeking information about claims of a dog attack.
A spokesperson for the force stated, “Police were called to the beach near the caravan park in Redcar at approximately 3 p.m. on Sunday, February 5 in response to a report of two bulldog-type dogs attacking a husky.”
Officers responded to the site and gathered initial information, including a counterclaim from the bulldog’s owner.
It is believed that at least one dog got veterinary care and that one man and three women were hospitalized, largely for hand injuries.
Marie told Teesside To save her life, Naevia required treatment that may cost £14,000.
She stated, “A dog approached, sniffed my dog, got into a scuffle, made a noise, and then jumped on her, bit her face, and refused to let go.”
They had neither harnesses nor leads; they had nothing. Therefore, there was no way to remove them by seizing them.
For their bite wounds, both Marie and her 20-year-old daughter Jessica received antibiotics and a tetanus shot.
Marie stated that she was “shocked and traumatized” by the experience
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