Three dogs that attacked a 25-year-old childcare worker and two boys on Sunday morning in the Moni area will be euthanised.
The animals were transferred to an animal facility in a Limassol district village following the incident, according to Philenews sources.
Veterinary Services officials examined the three dogs to determine breed classification and assess aggressive behaviour patterns. Investigation revealed the animals were crossbreeds of prohibited species, specifically Pit Bull and Dogo Argentino varieties.
Moni Community Council awaits instructions from Veterinary Services regarding next actions, particularly whether euthanasia will be conducted by state or private veterinarians.
Police forwarded correspondence to Moni Community Council confirming the animals belong to prohibited breeds and outlining relevant legislative provisions.
The attack occurred Sunday morning when the dogs targeted the childcare worker and two underage boys in Moni. Authorities responded to secure the animals and assess the situation.
Cyprus maintains strict regulations regarding dangerous dog breeds, with specific legislation governing ownership and management of animals classified as potentially aggressive.
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