Bear Attack Saved By Dog
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- Sheetal BanchariyaNew York Post
- Ananya SwaroopDaily Mail
- Deirdre BardolfFox News
- Uwa Ede-OsifoThe Guardian
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A couple’s beloved French bulldog died saving its owners from a bear as the wild animal attacked them in the backyard of their rural Northern California home.
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“I think the bear was startled by us just as much as we were startled by it,” Jeff told Redheaded Blackbelt in an interview.
According to a GoFundMe page set up by the couple’s friend of 20 years, Rachel Moscon, Jeff suffered two broken ribs and numerous bite and claw wounds, while Mallory sustained serious injuries to her head and face, a broken hand, and additional bite and puncture wounds.
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In rural Northern California, Jeff and Mallory Wilson were attacked by a bear in their backyard on Saturday night. Their French bulldog Cassie tried to protect them but was fatally injured when the bear grabbed her. The couple suffered serious injuries; Jeff with broken ribs and multiple wounds, while Mallory had severe head and facial injuries along with other punctures and bites. A GoFundMe page has been set up…
California couple brutally mauled by bear before their tiny French Bulldog Cassie dies saving them →A California couple lost their French bulldog, Cassie, who died after being severely injured while protecting them from a bear attack near Shasta-Trinity National Forest. On September 19 around 4 am, the bear attacked when Jeff went outside to investigate Cassie’s barking; Mallory joined him and they both suffered injuries before Cassie jumped in to fend off the bear until it was scared away by thrown objects…
Hero French bulldog called Cassie killed while trying to protect her owners from bear attack →On September 19, Jeff and Mallory Wilson from Trinity County, Northern California, were attacked by a black bear that injured them severely. Their French bulldog Cassie intervened to protect them but was fatally mauled. The couple is now facing medical treatment for their injuries, which include multiple bite wounds and broken ribs. The incident has led the couple to temporarily close their glamping retreat while…
Vicious bear mauls couple until their French bulldog intervenes with tragic consequences →Last weekend, Jeff and Mallory Wilson from rural northern California were attacked by a cinnamon bear, which injured both of them seriously and killed their French bulldog Cassie, who had tried to protect them. The incident occurred when Jeff went outside to retrieve his dog, and the bear appeared, causing severe injuries before fleeing after being hit with patio furniture by Mallory. Despite medical treatment…
Dog dies trying to protect northern California couple from bear attack →Analysis
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- 24 Sep
A couple’s beloved French bulldog died saving its owners from a bear as the wild animal attacked them in the backyard of their rural Northern California home.
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27 Sep Dog dies trying to protect northern California couple from bear attackLast weekend, Jeff and Mallory Wilson from rural northern California were attacked by a cinnamon bear, which injured both of them seriously and killed their French bulldog Cassie, who had tried to protect them. The incident occurred when Jeff went outside to retrieve his dog, and the bear appeared, causing severe injuries before fleeing after being hit with patio furniture by Mallory. Despite medical treatment…The Guardian
26 Sep Vicious bear mauls couple until their French bulldog intervenes with tragic consequencesOn September 19, Jeff and Mallory Wilson from Trinity County, Northern California, were attacked by a black bear that injured them severely. Their French bulldog Cassie intervened to protect them but was fatally mauled. The couple is now facing medical treatment for their injuries, which include multiple bite wounds and broken ribs. The incident has led the couple to temporarily close their glamping retreat while…Fox News
25 Sep Hero French bulldog called Cassie killed while trying to protect her owners from bear attackA California couple lost their French bulldog, Cassie, who died after being severely injured while protecting them from a bear attack near Shasta-Trinity National Forest. On September 19 around 4 am, the bear attacked when Jeff went outside to investigate Cassie’s barking; Mallory joined him and they both suffered injuries before Cassie jumped in to fend off the bear until it was scared away by thrown objects…Daily Mail
24 Sep California couple brutally mauled by bear before their tiny French Bulldog Cassie dies saving themIn rural Northern California, Jeff and Mallory Wilson were attacked by a bear in their backyard on Saturday night. Their French bulldog Cassie tried to protect them but was fatally injured when the bear grabbed her. The couple suffered serious injuries; Jeff with broken ribs and multiple wounds, while Mallory had severe head and facial injuries along with other punctures and bites. A GoFundMe page has been set up…New York Post
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