More Seattle Pit Bull Attacks

 Yet another pit bull attack in Seattle. According to the Seattletimes.com, 71 year old Huong Le was severely attacked and mauled by two pit bulls when she was just feet from her SeaTac home where she works as live-in caregiver. Le spent more than 10 hours in surgery Monday at the trauma center at Harborview Medical Center, where surgeons worked to preserve her hearing and reattach her ears, both of which had been ripped from her head. Her jaw was broken and her right arm and wrist were crushed beyond complete repair.

Both of the pit bulls had to be shot by deputies in order to save Le. The owner of the pit bulls also owned two other pit bulls which were seized. https://askcompetentlawyer.com/ This is a very sad, but at the same time, infuriating situation. While I don't want to stereotype the breed, at least 95% of the dog bite cases I have ever handled have involved pit bulls. This isn't a coincidence. All of these savage attacks have occurred because the owners were completely irresponsible and likely just didn't care that their dog(s) could severely injury or kill a person. These dogs have to be kept in a very secure enclosure.

Last Friday in Moses Lake, a pit bull (imagine that), pushed open a gate to get to Alex Medina. Alex by the way, is 6 years old. Alex was bitten on the face and head before the pit bull was pulled off. Doctors reattached his nose and ears, but he still faces more surgeries. The dog was not licensed and the owner had no record of rabies vaccine.