LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The man who was shot while caring for Lady Gaga's French Bulldogs said on Monday he was recovering after nearly dying from the attack by assailants who kidnapped two of the pop singer's pets.
Ryan Fischer, in his first public comments since the incident last Wednesday evening in Hollywood, detailed his recollections from that night and thanked family, friends, first responders and Gaga, who has been in Italy to shoot a movie.
The two stolen dogs were turned in to police unharmed on Friday but two men suspected of stealing them remain at large. "I am still in recovery from a very close call with death," Fischer, 30, wrote on Instagram alongside pictures of him in a hospital bed, including one that showed him connected.
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