Two loose dogs seriously bite at least three people near 44th and Hampton; small dog killed
FOX6 reported that two source-described pit bulls seriously bit at least three people in Milwaukee, including a nine-month-pregnant woman and her teenage daughter, and fatally injured a small dog.
Incident summary
FOX6 Milwaukee reported that two dogs got loose from a neighbor’s home near 44th and Hampton on September 23 and attacked multiple people. The dogs chased a 15-year-old girl to her home and pushed inside; her mother, Isabella Rush, who was nine months pregnant, said she was bitten on the hand and stomach while trying to pull the dogs away, and her daughter was bitten on the leg. The dogs then crossed the street, where Gwendolyn Powell said her fiancé suffered a deep arm bite while trying to protect his family and small dog. The dogs fatally injured the small dog, Honey. Police responded, and MADACC said the dogs were being held on a Department of Neighborhood Services hold.
MADACC said the dogs were being held on a Department of Neighborhood Services hold. Its director said she suspected the dogs would be considered “dangerous prohibited,” which could lead to euthanasia or removal from Milwaukee, but the reviewed report did not establish a final designation or disposition. BiteDB does not infer a final legal outcome.
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Primary record used by BiteDB
FOX6 reported that two dogs described as pit bulls got loose near 44th and Hampton, seriously bit multiple people, entered a home and attacked a nine-month-pregnant woman and her 15-year-old daughter, later bit another man, and fatally injured a small dog. MADACC said the dogs were being held on a Department of Neighborhood Services hold.
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What BiteDB does not infer
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