COPS have launched an pressing hunt for a canine and its house owners after the pooch brutally bit a 12-year-old-boy at a preferred park.
The younger lad was attacked by the animal at Apedale Nation Park, North Staffordshire at 3pm on April 20.
Staffordshire police have immediately launched an image of the canine in a bid to find its house owners.
The pressure have additionally appealed to the general public to return ahead with any info that may assist in their search.
Cops mentioned: “The canine bit a 12-year-old boy at Apedale Nation Park.
“The boy sustained the damage whereas out using his bike and reported what occurred to police.
“The house owners of the canine, a person and a girl, made off from the scene with the animal previous to our arrival.
“A witness managed to get a photograph of the canine following the incident.”
This comes simply days after an 11-year-old schoolgirl had her arm ripped open in a horror Bully canine assault.
Maisie Wallace, 11, was left scarred for all times after the savage assault which occurred at a pal’s home in Dundee throughout the Easter holidays.
The highly effective two-year-old canine is known to have escaped from a locked room and pounced on Maisie.
It sank its tooth into her arm and ripped it open.
Police Scotland confirmed a probe into the assault is ongoing however mum Lauren is livid the canine has not been seized by authorities.
She mentioned: “Any canine that may do this to a baby ought to be banned, it doesn’t matter what sort of breed it’s.
“It has a strong jaw like an XL bully and may inflict the identical quantity of harm. The proprietor needed to wrestle it off of my daughter.
“It’s not underneath management and will damage one other little one.”
Lauren, 45, rushed her terrified daughter to Ninewells Hospital after receiving a frantic telephone name.
Lauren, a district nurse, advised the Report she discovered her daughter soaked in blood with a makeshift bandage holding the gaping wound collectively.
