Woman hospitalized with serious bite injuries after Foley dog attack; five dogs accounted for
Tausha Bullard says she has undergone five surgeries and has more than 100 staples after the September 20 Foley attack; owner Nikeyl Jones faces pending dangerous-dog and reckless-endangerment charges, which are allegations rather than convictions.
Incident summary
Foley Police said an adult woman was seriously injured in a September 20 attack at a McGaster Trail home where five dogs described by police as Pit Bull-type canines were accounted for. Later reporting identified the victim as Tausha Bullard. In an October 5 NBC 15 follow-up, Bullard said four dogs attacked her and that she had undergone five surgeries, had more than 100 staples and expected at least three more procedures. The follow-up reported that two dogs were killed at the scene, two more were later euthanized under court authority, and a fifth puppy described as not involved was undergoing behavioral assessment. Owner Nikeyl Jones faces a felony dangerous-dog charge and misdemeanor reckless-endangerment charge. Those charges and allegations remain unadjudicated.
WALA/FOX10 reported that Baldwin County deputies arrested Nikeyl Jones on Foley Police warrants. An October 5 NBC 15 follow-up reported that Jones faces one felony dangerous-dog charge and one misdemeanor reckless-endangerment charge. The follow-up also reported that police confirmed one prior attack and that a criminal complaint alleges Jones knew the dogs were dangerous. BiteDB records the arrest, charges and complaint allegations as procedural facts, not convictions or final findings of criminal or civil liability.
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Primary record used by BiteDB
WEAR/NBC 15 reported that Foley Police responded to the 13000 block of McGaster Trail on September 20, where an adult woman had multiple bites from aggressive canines and was transported by EMS to a local hospital with serious injuries. Police said five Pit Bull-type canines were accounted for, two were euthanized at the scene because of continuing aggression and three were seized. The report said police were seeking the owner on felony Emily’s Law and misdemeanor reckless-endangerment charges.
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- Owner of dogs that attacked roommate arrestedWALA / FOX10 · 2026-09-28 · Local television follow-up quoting investigators; arrest, booking and medical follow-up
- NBC 15 / WPMI — Baldwin County woman recovering after dog attack, owner chargedNBC 15 / WPMI · 2026-10-05 · Local television follow-up / victim identity and medical status, dog disposition, prior-attack context and pending charges
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