Left calls to do more. It has been almost three
months since 11 year old Ryan Anderson was mauled by
four dogs in Clinton.
Tonight, his mother continues to plead with the city about
stray dogs.
A Ray Urana has more now from Clinton.
He's still doing physical therapy.
He's having to have mental health counseling.
Amy Lowe speaking before Clinton City Council asking for the
city to do more about stray and untagged dogs.
Her appearance comes months after her son,
11 year old Orion Anderson,
was mauled. We need a dog catching the city of
Clinton.
We need those rules to be followed in the ordinance.
It all happened here on North Livingston St.
on Valentine's Day. Police say a Ryan Anderson was walking
to a school bus stop that morning when they say
four dogs attacked them.
Never had anything like this happened before.
So it's it's, you know,
it gets your attention when you got a little boy
that gets attacked.
I got grandchildren his age,
so, you know, you want to make sure that we
haven't missed something.
Mayor Randy Randall says council is considering adding an animal
control officer to the city's budget.
That starts in July. He says departments around the area
are overwhelmed with animals.
We all love our animals.
Everybody loves their animals. But we've got a problem with
that that we need to try to put it in
in good job.
After two months in and out of the hospital and
a dozen surgeries,
Lowe says she will continue to fight for change on
behalf of her son.
The fact that my son is still alive because he
could have died,
you know, that's that's my main thing because it was
my child,
you know, So I got to keep pushing.
I got to keep fighting and advocating for that.
That was a Ray Rayner reporting.
Lowe says police have put down three of the four
dogs that attacked her son,
but she says they don't know where the 4th dog
is.