In January, a Sydney man was attacked by two dogs while visiting a resident in the west. (photo by Radio 7)
In January, a Sydney man was seriously injured by two dogs while visiting a family in the west, Radio 7 reported. He died five weeks after admission.
It is reported that on January 24, a 40-year-old man was attacked by two dogs in a house in (Vincennes Avenue), (Tregear) Vansennay Boulevard in Trigate. He was bitten in the ear, face, abdomen and breast and suffered cardiac arrest.
The man received a blood transfusion and was then artificially induced into a coma. He was seriously injured and was taken to Westmead Hospital (Westmead Hospital) for treatment. Unfortunately, five weeks after admission, the man died Friday afternoon.
The dog that attacked the residents was finally euthanized. (photo of Radio 7)
At the time of the incident, a 39-year-old woman and her 10-year-old daughter were also attacked and slightly injured.
When new state paramedics (NSW Ambulance) arrived, they found blood on the victim`s blood on some of the neighbors who had reached out for help.
Their zeal was praised.
According to registration records, two dogs attacked residents of the United States Staefshire Terrier. After the incident, with the help of (RSCPA NSW) staff of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Animal abuse, the dogs were sedated and handed over to the local council. They were euthanized the next day.
