News that two dogs are on the loose following a vicious attack on a woman in Lyme Regis has been described as a "worrying situation."
As reported, a woman, aged in her 40s, was attacked by the two animal, without an owner present, in Queens Walk, Lyme Regis at around 1pm yesterday, according to police.
The woman was taken to hospital for treatment to puncture wounds on her arm and leg.
Magna Housing has sent text messages to its residents in the area warning them that 'two large dogs are roaming free', urging residents to stay safe.
When asked if the dogs had been seized, Dorset Police said they had no further details.
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Lyme Regis Town Council clerk John Wright said: “The town council is aware of the loose dogs and the incident on Monday. This is a very worrying situation for residents and we hope the situation is brought under control as soon as possible.
“We have been in touch with the local police and Magna Housing Association to help move things along.”
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