San Antonio woman bitten repeatedly by own dog during pet fight
Animal Care Services said the woman suffered bites to both forearms and a leg injury; a 2-year-old Spitz mix was quarantined.
Incident summary
San Antonio Animal Care Services said a 48-year-old woman was bitten multiple times by one of her own dogs after her pets began fighting as she let them into the backyard. She suffered bites to both forearms and an injury to her left leg. ACS impounded a 2-year-old male Spitz mix for mandatory quarantine.
ACS issued criminal citations for lack of a current rabies vaccination and microchip and placed the dog in mandatory quarantine.
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KSAT, citing San Antonio Animal Care Services, reported multiple bites to the woman’s forearms and a leg injury and identified the quarantined dog as a 2-year-old male Spitz mix.
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