Woman in Hong Kong mauled to death by dog in pet hotel
The 33-year-old local woman had been working alone in a pet boarding facility when the attack occurred on Thursday (Aug 20), Hong Kong police said.
A 33-year-old Hong Kong woman died after being mauled by a dog at a pet boarding facility on Thursday (Aug 20), police reported. The woman, who owned the facility, had been working alone when the attack occurred. She was found unconscious and pronounced dead on the scene. CCTV footage showed the incident took place at 2pm, with the woman feeding the dog before attempting to lead it back into its cage.
The dog, a one-year-old village dog, refused and attacked her, causing lacerations and bites. The dog, believed to be around 1 meter long, was being prepared for adoption at the time. Police are investigating the incident to determine if any violations or negligence were involved. The case follows another fatal dog attack in Hong Kong, sparking concerns about the management of large dog breeds in the city.
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