A Texas college student working as a dog walker was permanently disfigured last month when two dogs pounced on her in a “bloodthirsty” attack, a civil lawsuit alleges.
Jacqueline Durand was mauled by two dogs, not the ones pictured here, and left “permanently and catastrophically disfigured.”
The animals were not in kennels and rushed at Durand, violently attacking her, the lawsuit said.
The Dogs were so violent and bloodthirsty that they pulled all of Jacqueline’s clothes off, including her blue jeans,” the lawsuit said.
The dogs tore off and ate her ears and most of her face below her eyes, according the lawsuit.
Durand, an avid dog lover who worked as a dog sitter and walker while she was at the University of Texas at Dallas, never envisioned how her fondness for the animals would “cost her so much,” the lawsuit said.
Durand seeks a jury trial and compensation of more than $1 million, the lawsuit said. »
