An infant is in a critical condition in hospital after being bitten by a dog in her home, police have said.
Gloucestershire Police and paramedics were called to a property in the Hatherley area of Cheltenham just before 6pm on 14 April.
The girl, who is under two years old, was taken to Gloucestershire Royal Hospital to be treated for her injuries.
She was later transferred to the Bristol Royal Hospital for Children, where she remains.
A police spokesperson said the pet dog is large, but not a banned breed.
They said the animal was seized by officers and is being held at a secure kennel while investigations continue.
Police are appealing for anyone with information about the incident to get in touch.
Read more on Sky News:
Police say bottom part of back and thigh found wrapped in plastic at nature reserve
Viral YouTuber Angry Rantman dies at 27
Related posts:
Former Liverpool star and TV pundit Ian St John dies
‘Holiday at home’: Govt says Britons should avoid foreign travel and enjoy ‘great places’ in UK
‘I do believe in myself’: Solskjaer insists he won’t quit after Man United thrashed by Liverpool
Boy, 13, died after leaving school bus early and jumping off Tower Bridge into Thames
Drinks firms warn of Christmas booze shortage due to ‘delivery chaos’
Man obsessed with COVID jailed for sending hoax bomb to vaccine factory
Boy, 16, dies after falling ill at Leeds Festival – police say he may have taken ecstasy tablet
Meet the grandmother tackling ‘cruel’ romance fraudsters head-on
Nurse accused of murdering babies photographed card from parents of alleged victims
Cost of living crisis leaves parents spending ‘less time with their children’
Girl, 2, in serious condition after being found in village pond
Former doctor who was jailed for drugging partner during exorcisms ordered to pay patient he secretly recorded
