Tragedy strikes as boy killed by loose dogs in Florida
- An 8-year-old boy was attacked by two loose dogs near a subdivision in Deland, Florida.
- Local residents attempted to perform CPR and called 911, but the boy did not survive.
- Authorities captured the attacking dogs and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
In a tragic incident in Central Florida, an 8-year-old boy lost his life following a brutal attack by two loose dogs on a Monday evening. The attack occurred near the entrance of a subdivision in Deland, located halfway between Orlando and Daytona Beach. Witnesses reported that nearby residents quickly came to the boy's aid, administering CPR and calling 911 for help. Despite their efforts, the boy could not be saved, highlighting a heartbreaking turn of events for his family and the local community. Authorities responded promptly to the incident, capturing the two dogs involved in the attack and holding them at the Volusia County Animal Services agency. The dogs were identified as one pit bull and one mixed breed. As investigations continue, officials are working to understand the circumstances that led to the attack, aiming to mitigate any similar future incidents. Sheriff Mike Chitwood expressed his condolences, emphasizing the deep emotional pain endured by the boy's family. He referred to the situation as a