Mobile County woman hospitalized after two-dog attack during morning walk
Billie Dunn said two dogs attacked her on Wenonah Drive on September 16, leaving multiple leg wounds; the reviewed report did not identify either dog by breed.
Incident summary
WKRG reporting republished by AOL said Billie Dunn was taking a morning walk on Wenonah Drive in Mobile County on September 16 when two dogs charged her and attacked before she could reach her gate. Dunn said the dogs left seven puncture wounds in one leg and scratches and bruises on the other. She was hospitalized and undergoing physical therapy when interviewed for the October 1 report. The reviewed report did not identify the dogs by breed, publish their ownership or animal-control disposition, or announce charges or citations.
The reviewed report did not announce charges, citations, a dangerous-dog adjudication, an owner finding, euthanasia decision, civil ruling or final animal-control disposition. BiteDB does not infer legal responsibility from the reported attack.
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Primary record used by BiteDB
WKRG reported that Billie Dunn said two dogs charged and attacked her during a September 16 morning walk on Wenonah Drive in Mobile County. Dunn described seven puncture wounds in one leg plus scratches and bruises on the other, and the report said she remained hospitalized and was receiving physical therapy.
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What BiteDB does not infer
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.