Bravery award for dog attack rescuer
A Christchurch man who rescued a little girl from a savage dog attack has had his bravery recognised.
Aotea Coxon was just two when she was attacked by a staffordshire cross terrier in a park in 2007.Peter MacIntosh heard her screaming and struggled with the dog to free her.Aotea's facial injuries were so severe she needed 290 stitches. The Royal Humane Society awarded a certificate of merit, saying MacIntosh's actions undoubtedly saved Aotea's life.
2 Comments:
At 11:32 p.m., dyanna said…
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At 12:44 p.m., Anonymous said…
Ouch, looks like he does need an award and I'll refer the little girl to my Los Angeles dog bite lawyers website.
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