PERRIS, Calif. – A dog was sent to the healthcare facility just recently after a bee nest assaulted the animal outside its Perris home.
Tommy Baker said he was aiming to change the fence in his backyard, when he found a bee nest living in the fence just recently. He informed FOX 11 that he connected to a number of bee elimination business to help eliminate the bugs, however never ever received a call back. After searching for how to do it himself. Baker said he attempted to get rid of the boards, however that outraged the bees.
When Baker left the location to permit the bees to cool down, Baker said the bugs flew over to his next-door neighbors’ backyard, and assaulted their dog, Chance. The bees swarmed Chance, stinging him over 800 times on one side of his body, according to Baker. The attack sent Chance to the emergency situation animal healthcare facility.
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“He is still recuperating, and we don’t understand if he will make it. Vet expenses are insane, and we are hoping he will pull through,” good friends of the family composed on Chance’s GoFundMe page
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As of Saturday afternoon, the GoFundMe for Chance has actually raised almost $6,000.
This season is hectic season for bees, professionals informed FOX 11, particularly after all the rain California saw this spring. Experts say the very best methods to make it through a swarm of bees untouched is to not whack at the bugs, and to hold your breath if possible.
