Home Australia Young girl left with horrific injuries after being mauled by family dog when she tried to kiss it

Young girl left with horrific injuries after being mauled by family dog when she tried to kiss it

0 comments
Horrific photos of the girl after the attack show the side of her face and ears covered in blood.

Shocking photographs show a girl’s horrific injuries after being mauled by her family’s dog.

The boy was attacked by a two-year-old Doberman at a home in Sheffield on Friday, October 25.

The dog was lying on the sofa and the girl tried to kiss it, but the animal reacted and mutilated the boy’s head.

Horrific photos of the girl taken after the attack show the side of her face and ears covered in blood, and she was taken to hospital where she required surgery.

The dog responsible for causing injuries to the boy was captured by South Yorkshire Police officers and will be put to sleep.

Horrifying photos of the girl after the attack show the side of her face and ears covered in blood.

The young woman was taken to the hospital where she required surgery for her injuries.

The young woman was taken to the hospital where she required surgery for her injuries.

As Halloween and Bonfire Night approach again this year, police have warned homeowners and parents to be alert.

Sergeant Matt Duffy said: “We continue to see children bitten by dogs across South Yorkshire.

‘We are working hard to reduce the risk of dangerous dogs to our communities, but we need your help.

‘You know your family, you know your dog.

‘As we approach a time of year when things are slightly different, people are dressed up and you may have more visitors to your home, take action.

‘Also, remember that when a dog has been exposed to stress or anxiety, it may take a few days for the effects to wear off.

“It’s important to be attentive and provide your dog with a safe space.”

South Yorkshire Police said they received 126 reports of dangerous dogs between October 28 and November 8, and 34 reports involved a seriously injured person.

A South Yorkshire Police spokesperson said: “As Halloween and Bonfire Night approach, we are publishing photos of a child mauled by a family dog ​​to urge parents to take action.”

‘As a busy and ‘different’ period approaches, keep in mind that any dog ​​can bite and cause serious injury and you are more likely to be bitten by a familiar dog within your home.

‘We urge parents to act, we share photographs of a child recently mauled by a family pet; This can happen to anyone, any dog ​​has the capacity to cause harm.’

You may also like