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Pit Bull attacks can have catastrophic consequences.

Pit Bull Ordered to Be Euthanized, ACS Pursuing Criminal Charges After Multiple Attacks on the Northwest Side

According to a report from KSAT, an 80-year-old woman was hospitalized after a pit bull attacked her at her home earlier this month.¹

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