GRAPHIC: Horse, woman recovering after vicious dog attacks horse-drawn carriage in Union County
Carriage driver and horse recovering after dog attack By WBTV Web Staff | April 7, 2021 at 10:39 PM EDT - Updated April 7 at 11:17 PM
WAXHAW, N.C. (WBTV) - A woman and horse are recovering after a vicious dog attacked a horse-drawn carriage ride in Union County last weekend.
The dog attack was caught on a cell phone video that has since gone viral.
It happened last Saturday at a park in Waxhaw.
What was supposed to be a calm horse-drawn carriage ride turned into a nightmare when a dog got loose from its owner and began biting the horse.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WSOC/Meredith) A terrifying incident in North Carolina was caught on camera when a dog started attacking a horse carriage filled with people.
All was peaceful at Cane Creek Park when chaos suddenly ensued. A dog triggered by something took off after a horse pulling a carriage full of people.
Horse owner Bridger Medlin said this happened Saturday on the first day of carriage rides of the season. It was the last ride of the day. We had a family on the carriage. There were families and kids everywhere,â Bridger Medlin, the horseâs owner, said.
Terrified kids scream and cry as pit bull attacks horse pulling their carriage ride
Woman hospitalized in Union County carriage ride attack By Joe Marusak | The Charlotte Observer | April 6, 2021 at 9:49 PM EDT - Updated April 6 at 11:15 PM
WAXHAW, N.C. (The Charlotte Observer) - A woman steering a horse-drawn carriage ride was a hero for trying to fend off a pit bull that repeatedly attacked her horse in a North Carolina park, the owner of the carriage ride company said.
Terrified children on the ride screamed and cried when the dog continually bit the draft horse in its face and legs Saturday in Cane Creek Park in Waxhaw, North Carolina, in Union County, according to a video of the encounter posted on YouTube.
Vaccine clinic takes doses on the move in Danville
Two buses will tour around the area to help get more shots in arms
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Creating a clinic on wheels, these two buses can administer 250 Johnson & Johnson vaccines in one day.
If there are leftover vaccines from the Danville Mall clinic, people can sign up for an appointment the day before to get their dose.
The next stop will be at Cane Creek Parkway in Ringgold to administer vaccines Monday and Tuesday.
“We are trying our best to make it as convenient as possible for everybody,” Danville City Manager Ken Larking said. “It is going to make our community safer. It’s going to protect you, it’s really going to protect other people as well.”