Month: November 2008

Animal Control Releases Pit Bull That Mauled Child – Somebody Stop Them

A common, senseless mistake by animal control workers is to release dogs that have mauled people. These are dogs that have proven themselves and, often, their owners, of being unfit and untrustworthy. By releasing them back into the community, animal control workers act negligently and with conscious disregard for the safety of children and the […]
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Pet Stores Becoming Unsafe?

Slade Phillips, 7, was mauled in a pet store in Vernon, British Columbia. The 7-year-old handed a bone to the store-owner’s boxer. “Slade picked up a bone to give it to the dog and the dog jumped up and bit half his face,” said the boy’s mother, Julie Carloff. (Click here to read the article.) […]
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USA Fatality #18 – Senior Killed By Own 3 Pitbulls

On October 31, 2008, 62-year-old Chester R. Jordan of Muncie, Indiana, was killed by three of his own pitbulls, inside his residence.  Indiana imposes strict liability on not only the owner, but also the possessor, keeper or harborer of the dog, but they are strictly liable only if the victim is a mail deliverer or […]
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