Teenage girl fighting for live after savage dog attack in NSW’s Hunter region
A young girl stays in a critical state after being brutally attacked by a dog in a house in the Avcı region of NSW.
When Annalse Blyton, 17, visited a friend of a friend in the Broughton St in Singleton when a large mixed breed dog opened it, leaving it with life -threatening injuries.
The police then announced that the dog was 10 years old, cross boxer, Bull Arab and Irish Wolfhound.
The people who witnessed the attack ran to help Analyse and helped to pull the aggressive dog from the young.
Acting Hunter Valley Local Region Police Commander Justin Cornes praised the audience for their “incredible actions ..
“Without the rapid actions of the audience, this event could have been much, much worse,” he said.
“This is an amazing action to run to a scene to jump there and remove the dog.”
NSW ambulance Intensive Care Paramedic Josh Parfrey said that Bystanders can do on the stage on the stage.
“ They provided the basic first aid before the ambulance arrived, they are trying to keep the wounds covered, ”he said.
The police then shot and killed the dog with the permission of the owner.
“Police… Police… He used a service weapon to allow emergency services to continue this treatment.”
“Talking to the owners, (they said) The actions of the dog that day are characterless.”
Annalse was taken to the hospital where he had a comprehensive surgery and stayed in intensive care in a critical situation.
Police are investigating the incident, the dog’s owners cooperate with the authorities while working to determine the conditions surrounding the attack.
