City of Wanneroo rangers seize dogs after women attacked at John Moloney Park in Marangaroo, Perth

Nick Overall
7NEWS
Two women were injured in the incident in Perth's north on Tuesday morning.

Two dogs have been seized by rangers and face an uncertain fate after a savage attack in Perth’s north.

One woman was taken to hospital and another suffered serious injuries when they were bitten at John Moloney Park in Marangaroo on Tuesday morning.

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The City of Wanneroo has now impounded the dogs and an investigation is ongoing to decide their fate, the council told 7NEWS on Wednesday.

The two dogs were reportedly not on a leash when they set upon the two women.

Marangaroo mother Helen Mato said she was bitten, fell to the ground and had to escape into a passing Uber that had stopped.

Even then, the animals were undeterred and began “attacking” the car, she said.

Another woman in her 20s was taken to Joondalup Health Campus for treatment for multiple dog bites.

A witness told 7NEWS she heard yelling, screaming and barking.

“It just sounded really bad,” local Jennie said.

Originally published on 7NEWS

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