Woman seriously injured in three-dog attack near Springfield, Tennessee

Robertson County emergency officials said a 62-year-old woman suffered serious injuries to both arms after three dogs attacked her while she was walking on State Line Road.

Severe / major; hospitalizedUnknownSpringfield, TN
Date2026-05-02 · About 11:30 a.m. local time
LocationState Line Road area, Springfield/Robertson County; public map uses city-area approximate geography only
Victim(s)62-year-old woman
Dogs involved3 dogs reported
Injury severitySevere / major; hospitalized
Breed attributionUnknownThe reviewed reporting described three medium-to-large dogs but did not identify a breed. BiteDB records breed as unknown and does not infer breed from appearance or size.
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Robertson County emergency officials said a 62-year-old woman was seriously injured after three dogs attacked her while she was walking on State Line Road near Springfield on May 2, 2026. The woman sustained serious injuries to both arms and was transported to Skyline Medical Center. Follow-up reporting said all three dogs were captured; one was euthanized after authorities found signs that raised concern for possible rabies, with testing required for confirmation.

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Woman seriously injured after being attacked by 3 dogs in SpringfieldLocal television reporting citing Robertson County EMS and local emergency reporting · Published 2026-05-03 · Accessed 2026-08-30

WSMV, citing Robertson County EMS and Smokey Barn News, reported that a 62-year-old woman was attacked by three medium-to-large dogs while walking on State Line Road. She suffered serious injuries to both arms and was transported to Skyline Medical Center. WSMV later reported all three dogs had been captured and that one was euthanized because authorities observed evidence raising concern for possible rabies; testing was still needed to confirm infection.

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    Breed is recorded only at the provenance level shown above. Missing injury details, dog history, ownership facts or circumstances remain unknown unless a reliable source establishes them. This record may be updated as police, animal-control, medical, court or follow-up reporting becomes available.