On April 16th, an incident occurred in Spokane involving a dog attack. Around 5:30 PM, the Spokane Police Department responded to a shooting report in the 2600 block of West College. A 17-year-old girl and her German Shepard were attacked by two unleashed dogs, a pit bull and a large mixed breed, from a nearby house.
During the attack, the German Shepard defended its owner and was targeted by the unleashed dogs, particularly the pit bull. An adult female from the attacking dogs' house tried to stop the dogs but was bitten on the hand. The situation continued until the teenager's father intervened. He attempted to disperse the dogs by kicking them and firing rounds into the ground. Eventually, he shot the pit bull to end the attack.
Afterwards, the injured German Shepard was taken to a pet emergency hospital. The police found the aggressive dogs at their home and discovered the pit bull had been shot. The owner of the pit bull acknowledged the dog's history of aggression and that it should not have been off-leash. The injured pit bull was also taken to the emergency clinic and was euthanized due to its injuries.
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