Woman Left Fighting for Life After Dog Mauling in Belvedere Home
A shocking dog attack in a Belvedere house has left a woman in critical condition this morning. Police say the dog involved is now dead following a dramatic intervention.
Emergency Services Rush to Scene
Officers were called to Bedwell Road at around 08:55am on Monday, 20 November after receiving urgent reports of a violent dog attack inside a residential property. The London Ambulance Service and London’s Air Ambulance quickly joined the response team on site.
The victim, whose identity is being kept private, was rushed to hospital and remains critically ill.
Heroic Intervention Ends in Tragedy
A man who tried to stop the attack suffered minor injuries and was also hospitalised.
Police revealed the dog involved sustained injuries during the assault. Officers used a Taser to subdue it before locking it in a separate room, but the animal later died from its wounds.
Dog Breed and Neighbourhood Fears
Neighbours insist the dog was not an XL Bully, a breed known for aggression, but authorities have yet to confirm the exact breed involved.
The incident has sent shockwaves through the Belvedere community, sparking fresh worries about pet safety and the responsibility of owners to control dangerous animals.
Police Probe Underway
The local police confirmed the sequence of events is under investigation and emphasised the importance of uncovering how the attack unfolded. Key questions include the dog’s behaviour history and its ownership.
This harrowing event highlights the dangers when dealing with aggressive dogs and the risks faced by those living nearby.
