Fort Lauderdale Dog Attack: Animal Control Worker Hospitalized, Neighbors Rescue Her
WPLG Local 10June 7, 20253 min1,819 views
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- 💔 An animal control worker was hospitalized with serious injuries after a vicious dog attack in Fort Lauderdale.
- 🎯 The officer was performing an animal welfare check when an American Staffordshire Terrier turned on her.
- ⚠️ The dog's attack was so severe that a neighbor stated, "if another one or two minutes had passed, she would not have survived."
Heroic Intervention by Neighbors
- 🦸♀️ A mother and her 24-year-old son intervened in the attack, using objects to try and stop the dog.
- 🩸 Both neighbors were covered in blood, with the dog having its teeth in the animal control worker's neck.
- 👏 The son, Gregory Campbell, is being credited by neighbors and first responders for his valor and quick action in saving the woman's life.
911 Calls Reveal Terrifying Incident
- 📞 Newly released 911 calls capture the panic and urgency of the situation.
- 🗣️ Callers described the dog "molly[ing]" the victim and the intense struggle to free her.
- 🚨 The calls highlight the violent nature of the encounter and the immediate danger faced by all involved.
Aftermath and Dog's Fate
- 🏥 The injured animal control worker was rushed to Broward Health with non-life-threatening injuries and is recovering.
- 🕊️ The dog involved in the incident has been humanely euthanized according to Broward Animal Care.
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