Mountain Home mother seriously injured in foster-dog attack
A Mountain Home mother suffered extensive bite injuries in a Feb. 20 attack by the family’s foster dog while she was holding her infant daughter; the child was reported uninjured and the dog was later euthanized.
Incident summary
Natasha Chapman was attacked inside her Mountain Home home on Feb. 20 while holding her 11-month-old daughter. She moved the infant out of danger and sustained extensive bites to multiple areas including her arms, face, ear and head. Follow-up reporting described surgery to repair and reattach her ear, stitches and staples, and nerve-related facial injury. The infant was reported uninjured. The foster dog was later euthanized.
Police responded after the attack. Follow-up reporting says the foster dog was later euthanized. The reviewed sources do not establish a dangerous-dog adjudication or criminal charge arising from the attack.
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Primary record used by BiteDB
KIVI/Idaho News 6 reported that Natasha Chapman said the family foster dog, Bodie, a Lab Catahoula mix, attacked her on Feb. 20 while she was holding her 11-month-old daughter. The report described extensive bite injuries and her recovery; People later reported that Bodie was euthanized and cited surgery to repair and reattach Chapman’s ear plus stitches and staples.
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