St. Charles woman Laura Kizman has filed a lawsuit after spending weeks in the hospital after she was attacked two Rottweilers.
Laura Kizman said her life was turned upside down after she was mauled by her neighbors' two dogs in December. She said the attack lasted nearly 10 minutes.
"Very quickly, I knew I was in a lot of trouble," Kizman recalled."The first thing I thought of was my family and my kids. I have four kids." She and the neighbor tried to fight off the dogs, but couldn't. Another neighbor saw the attack, grabbed a gun, and shot and killed one of the dogs. The other dog was scared off.
Kizman suffered severe injuries to her legs, arms and scalp, and stayed in the hospital for nearly a month. She continues to go to rehab and now needs a walker to get around.
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