A four-year-old girl was rushed to hospital after she was attacked by a pack of 'dangerously owned' dogs.
Three individuals have been arrested after the young girl received injuries following the incident in Greater Manchester.
It comes two months after Alice Stones was mauled to death by a dog in her back garden in Milton Keynes., The Mirror reported.
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The unnamed child was rushed to A&E by ambulance following the incident at an address in Ackers Lane, Carrington, Manchester.
Police informed that three people have been taken into custody on suspicion of owning a dangerous dog.
A total of four dogs were taken by officers, who said the girl remains in a stable condition.
They told the Mirror: "Shortly before 2.40pm today. police were called to a report of a child who had suffered injuries caused by dogs at an address on Ackers Lane, Carrington.
"The girl was taken to hospital and is in a stable condition. Four dogs were seized by officers and have been taken away by specialist partners."
Alice Stones was tragically killed by her family's pet dog in January.
In February, a grandmother and her 12-year-old grandson were hurt after being set upon by a dog at a UK holiday park.
"My grandson had picked me a stick that day because I've got arthritis in my knee and I'm waiting for an operation which has been cancelled," Cheryl May told Cornwall Live.
"All of a sudden we looked up and this dog came towards us and he went straight for Zac."
Devon and Cornwall Police were responsible for investigating the vicious attack.
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