From enjoying a popular walking trail along the Georges River one moment, to fighting for her life the next. 9News
Eleanor Booth was walking her Jack Russell named Indy by the Georges River when she had to run into neck-deep mud to escape to dogs in Lugarno yesterday.
She was rescued by police officers, who had to use pepper spray to scare off the Irish wolfhounds before pulling her to safety.Eleanor Booth was rescued by police from neck-deep mud after she was attacked by the dogs for 20 minutes.The 34-year-old claimed she saw a man with two dogs who called on them to stop attacking but she claims when they didn't, he left.She was bitten by the dogs on her mouth, throat and cheek.
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