Woman hospitalized after Labrador mix jumps fence and bites her

Animal Care Services said the dog jumped a fence and bit a 38-year-old woman multiple times on the legs; she was treated at a hospital and released.

Hospitalized; multiple bites to legs; releasedLabrador mixSan Antonio, TX
Date2026-04-14 · Before 9:00 p.m. CDT
Location300 block of Noria Street; exact residence not pinned
Victim(s)38-year-old woman
Dogs involved1 dog reported
Injury severityHospitalized; multiple bites to legs; released
Breed attributionLabrador mixSan Antonio Animal Care Services identified the dog as a black-and-white Labrador mix in reporting by KSAT. BiteDB records this as official animal-control breed attribution.
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Incident summary

San Antonio Animal Care Services said a dog jumped a fence and bit a 38-year-old woman multiple times on the legs while she was walking in the area. The woman was transported to a hospital and later released. ACS took the dog into custody and said criminal citations were pending.

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Dog jumps fence, bites woman multiple times on West Side, ACS saysLocal television reporting citing San Antonio Animal Care Services · Published 2026-04-15 · Accessed 2026-08-27

KSAT, citing San Antonio Animal Care Services, reported that a black-and-white female Labrador mix jumped a fence and bit a 38-year-old woman multiple times on the legs; she was hospitalized and later released.

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