Shocking video shows dogs tear car apart in Florida driveway while trying to get to cat
“If they can do that to metal on a car, they could tear a human being up,” Barr said. Shocking video shows two dogs attacking a vehicle in a Jacksonville, Florida driveway while trying to get to a cat. The incident occurred while Christie Barr was asleep and she found major damage to her car. The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office found that the dogs began their assault after chasing a cat behind the engine. Despite not reaching the cat, Barr said it survived and if they had gotten the cat they would have been left alive. The damage to Barr's car was estimated at $3,000. Neighbors are concerned that these dogs are running loose and are urged to take care of them properly.
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Shocking video shows dogs tear car apart in Florida driveway while trying to get to cat
Wil video shows two dogs attacking a vehicle in a Jacksonville driveway while they were trying to get to a cat.According to Action News Jax, Christie Barr was asleep when it happened last weekend, and she found major damage in the morning.“I thought someone maybe took a BB gun and shot my car,” she said. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office deputies went through security footage and discovered that two dogs began their assault on the vehicle after chasing a cat that jumped up behind the engine. Barr said they never got to the cat and it survived. “There’s no doubt in my mind had they gotten that cat, she wouldn’t be here today," she said. The damage to Barr's car was estimated at $3,000. Barr says neighbors are concerned that the dogs are running loose. “If they can do that to metal on a car, they could tear a human being up,” Barr said. “You need to take care of them. Don’t let them be out running the streets during the middle of the night.”
Wil video shows two dogs attacking a vehicle in a Jacksonville driveway while they were trying to get to a cat. According to Action News Jax, Christie Barr was asleep when it happened last weekend, and she found major damage in the morning. “I thought someone maybe took a BB gun and shot my car,” she said. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office deputies went through security footage and discovered that two dogs began their assault on the vehicle after chasing a cat that jumped up behind the engine. Barr said they never got to the cat and it survived. “There’s no doubt in my mind had they gotten that cat, she wouldn’t be here today," she said. The damage to Barr's car was estimated at $3,000. Barr says neighbors are concerned that the dogs are running loose. “If they can do that to metal on a car, they could tear a human being up,” Barr said. “You need to take care of them. Don’t let them be out running the streets during the middle of the night.”