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Chicago Ranks Among Top U.S. Cities for Dog Attacks on Postal Workers, Data Shows

  • The United States Postal Service reported more than 6,000 dog attacks on postal workers across the U.S. in 2024, with Chicago ranking third among cities.
  • In response to the increase in dog attacks on postal workers, the USPS initiated a month-long campaign starting June 1, 2025, focused on educating the public to help prevent these incidents.
  • To help prevent dog attacks, pet owners are encouraged to keep their animals restrained, maintain control with a leash, and train them with commands, since dogs may bite when feeling surprised or protective of their space.
  • Leeann Theriault, USPS safety manager, highlighted that any dog can pose a biting risk, no matter its breed, size, or age, and urged owners to secure their pets to ensure the safety of mail carriers.
  • If carriers feel unsafe due to dogs, USPS may suspend home delivery until pets are restrained, requiring owners to pick up mail at local post offices.
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KHOU 11 broke the news in Houston, United States on Monday, June 2, 2025.
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