Tragic Incident
A Northern California mother, Davina Corbin, was viciously mauled to death by a pack of 25 Great Danes running loose on a walking trail near her home.
The badly bitten body of the 56-year-old woman was discovered by a neighbor just before 2 a.m. on Thursday morning.
Preventable Tragedy
Neighbors described Corbin’s death as a tragedy that was “100% preventable.” They had repeatedly reported the unruly dogs to the Butte County Animal Control, but no action had been taken prior to the fatal attack.
Investigation and Accountability
Investigators obtained a search warrant and spent the day capturing the loose Great Danes, which were placed in the custody of Butte County Animal Control.
DNA evidence from the animals will be compared to the DNA collected on Corbin’s clothing and body to determine which dog or dogs were responsible for the attack.
Calls for Action
Residents in the area are outraged, arguing that the animal control authorities should have addressed the issue when they received the initial complaints about the loose dogs.
They believe the agencies involved are just as responsible for Corbin’s tragic death as the dogs themselves.
Fundraising and Grief
Corbin’s family has set up a GoFundMe page to help cover the funeral costs, as they struggle to come to terms with this devastating loss.
The community is calling for accountability and changes to prevent such tragedies from occurring in the future.
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