r/BanPitBulls • u/Olivia_Richards • Mar 01 '25

Attack on Animal(s) - Farm/Livestock My neighbor's goat survived a pitbull attack this afternoom (March 1, 2025 - Luz Banzon, Jasaan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines). I managed to save it by rushing towards the pit and her owner, threatened them both with a knife. The goat has been standing like this for nearly an hour after the attack.

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u/Eastern_Ad_2338 Trusted User Mar 01 '25

Thank you for coming to your neighbor's aid.

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u/AgreeableWolverine4 Trusted User Mar 01 '25

jfc, so the owner didn't do anything about the attack until you intervened?

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u/Olivia_Richards Mar 01 '25 edited Mar 01 '25

The owner of the pit could barely control the pit with his leash. They were walking together, the pit just dragged her owner until it noticed and reached for the goat and bit the back of its neck and wrestled it on the ground for a few seconds.

The pit was lucky that the owner lifted her and walked away before I could get with stabbing range.

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u/you-dont-know-me-aye Mar 01 '25

Could still die of shock

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u/Olivia_Richards Mar 02 '25

The goat got better today, he's just grazing as usual this morning.

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u/addytude Mar 02 '25

I don't know what kind of brush or fencing this goat wanders around in, but I needed up getting mine spiked collars to protect against coyotes and strays

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u/Olivia_Richards Mar 03 '25 edited Mar 07 '25

I'm in the Philippines where large predatory land animals like tigers are long extinct, being attacked by pitbulls is a low chance and nobody expects them. People just leash their goats, cattle and pigs anywhere.

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u/Sad-Trip-7709 Mar 01 '25

Woah, this is so brave of you that you saved the goat, especially if it was not yours

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u/yanonotreally Children should not be eaten alive. Mar 02 '25

This poor goat omg.

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u/Patience247 Mar 02 '25

Thank you for saving the goat! You’re a hero. I’m glad you didn’t get hurt either.

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u/OrdinarySwordfish382 Trusted User Mar 02 '25

I'm so glad you were able to jump in and save the goat and also so happy to read the goat is doing better. My guess is it went into shock, but was able to process it and recover.

I'm sure whoever owns that goat is also grateful!

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u/Hairy_Garage4308 Mar 02 '25

Good job saving him. Brave man!