Mum-of-two from Cleland followed maternal instinct after daughter was bitten by dog
dailyrecord.co.ukA quick-thinking mum from Cleland is this latest worthy recipient of the Wishaw Press’ Say it with Flowers Award.Lee Anne McCafferty was nominated for the award by her 12-year-old son Daniel.
It follows a late-night incident where his sister, her boyfriend and another person were bit by a large mastiff-type Cane Corso dog.Daniel got in touch with us to tell us details of what had happened.He said: “My big sister Emma was out at a leaving party with her boyfriend Callum in Carluke.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.
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Shortly after, her boyfriend was bit on his finger, and a 17-year-old boy was also bit on the arm.”Daniel had been at home asleep, when his sister called their mum Lee Anne to tell her what had happened but he woke when he heard her on the phone.He continued: “My mum quickly grabbed dressings and blankets, and sugary drink.
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