Dangerous dog declaration — Daisy at 1283 Crooks Street
Summary
A pit-mix dog named Daisy bit two people and two dogs in separate incidents, and the committee upheld the dangerous dog declaration. The owner argued the bites were rough play and that he lacked proper notice and reports; the humane officer cited outstanding medical bills and public safety concerns.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Mar 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
Outstanding medical and veterinary bills from the first bite are estimated around $1,400, borne by the victims and owner.
Neighbors and pedestrians on the city's public rights-of-way get protection from future dog attacks.
The owner faces restrictions on his pet, potential removal proceedings, and unreimbursed costs.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Protection and Policy Committee - Mar 9, 2026
A pit-mix dog named Daisy bit two people and two dogs in separate incidents, and the committee upheld the dangerous dog declaration. The owner argued the bites were rough play and that he lacked proper notice and reports; the humane officer cited outstanding medical bills and public safety concerns.
Protection and Policy Committee - Feb 23, 2026
A dog involved in two reported biting incidents — injuring a woman and her Great Dane in May 2025, and another man and his dog in February 2026 — is now officially dangerous and must leave Green Bay within five days. Neighbors supported the owner, but committee members said two documented incidents with injuries to people and animals left them no choice but to prioritize public safety near Washington Middle School.
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