GARDAÍ are appealing for information after a woman was attacked by a dog in Dunfanaghy.
The woman required medical attention for non-life threatening injuries following the incident in the area of Lurgabrack, Hornhead, on Friday, April 10 at midday.
The dog in question is described as being medium sized and of a light colour.
Gardaí have said that no further details are available as of yet, but are appealing to anyone who may be aware of a dog on the loose matching that description to alert gardaí or the dog warden immediately.
“We are anxious to locate the dog in question so as to avoid any further incidents. Any relevant information should be passed on to gardaí in Ballyshannon on (07) 9858530, a garda spokesperson said.
In light of this incident and also because of the fact that it lambing season, gardaí are reminding dog owners that their pet must be kept under control at all times.
“With dog ownership comes responsibility. Secure your dog, have it microchipped and registered with your vet. Please keep your family pet under effectual control. By being a responsible dog owner you can help prevent attacks on people, on sheep and on their lambs.”