Rotherham dogs seized after attack on woman and pet
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Two Cane Corso dogs were removed from a house on Hague Avenue, Rotherham (stock image)
Two dogs and nine puppies have been seized by police investigating an attack on an 85-year-old woman and her pet in Rotherham.
The woman suffered head injuries when she was knocked over in Hague Avenue on 25 October, while her 13-year-old Labrador required veterinary treatment.
South Yorkshire Police said two Cane Corso dogs had been seized from a house on Hague Avenue on Wednesday.
The force said the puppies were taken too in order to stay with their mother.
Chf Insp Emma Cheney said: "Our priority and duty is to protect the public and ensure that dogs do not pose a risk or cause harm to innocent people.
"Following community intelligence, a warrant was obtained to ensure we could access the dogs believed to be involved.
"The dogs will remain in our care whilst enquiries into the investigation continue."

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- Published27 October 2023