US EditionResidents Warned After Venomous Snake Reported to Have Bitten 2 Dogs in Mass. City
ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS, JUL 9 – Two dogs were bitten by a venomous copperhead near Ten Mile River, prompting fire officials to warn residents about the uncommon presence of this snake species.
- The Attleboro Fire Department has issued a warning to residents following reports of a venomous copperhead snake that has bitten two dogs near the Ten Mile River area close to Milk Street in Attleboro, Massachusetts.
- The alert followed reports that the snake, which is uncommon in the region, caused one dog named Murph to die hours after being bitten and taken to the vet.
- Officials advised residents to remain cautious, keep pets close, avoid capturing or killing the snake, and seek immediate medical help if bitten by a copperhead.
- Fire officials emphasized the importance of prompt medical attention to avoid complications and advised calling 911 or visiting the emergency room right away after a bite, noting that while copperhead bites are seldom deadly, they often result in considerable discomfort and swelling.
- The incident underscores the importance of staying alert in the area and encourages residents to notify Animal Control by calling 508-223-2222, extension 3241, if they spot any copperhead snakes.
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