Two bitten in Pāpāmoa loose dog attack

Two ambulances have been sent to assist people attacked by dogs in Pāpāmoa. Photo / File

Two people have been attacked by a group of loose dogs in Pāpāmoa.

Police received reports about 3pm of loose dogs in the Pāpāmoa Beach area.

They said two people had been bitten and Animal Control had been called to manage the dogs.

Hato Hone St John said one patient had been taken to Tauranga Hospital in a moderate condition.

A second was assessed and treated at the scene on Tara Rd.

St John was called about 3pm and sent two ambulances and a rapid response vehicle.

A Tauranga City Council spokesperson said they were unable to comment as it was “a police matter”.

At the scene?

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1 comment

Happening Too Often

Posted on 16-11-2025 06:18 | By Thats Nice

"A group of dogs"? The owners of the dogs should be charged with gbh - end of. That would send a clear message for owners to control your dogs.


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