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5-year-old boy's scalp and ear ripped off by six pit bulls as he walked home from sweet shop

5-year-old boy


A 5-year-old boy was attacked by 6 pit bulls, ripping his scalp and ear off as he walked home from a sweet shop.

 

Mickele Allen was brutally attacked by the pit bulls in Jamaica on November 22.

 

He was discovered covered in blood with his flesh visible.

 

5-year-old boy

 

Mickele's brothers rushed to the scene where he was still under attack by one of the dogs.

 

The young boy was flown to New York City for treatment after well-wishers raised £185,000 ($250,000).

 

5-year-old boy

 

Surgeons battled to reconstruct his face. Dr. Evan Garfein, chief of plastic surgery at Montefiore said: "He was attacked by six pit bulls on his way home from the candy store.

 

"He lost a tremendous amount of blood. He was found by his brother with the dogs still attacking him."

 

Dr Garfein had come across the fundraiser and said he wanted to help the poor boy out, reports The Sun Online.

 

5-year-old boy

 

He said: "He had about 50 to 60% of his scalp torn away.

 

"Most of his forehead, his left ear, part of his left cheek, major injuries to both arms and both legs."

 

Shereen Antoinette Grindley, Mickele's mum said the five-year-old was recovering well.

 

5-year-old boy

 

She told ABC13: "I saw him this morning.

 

"He is recuperating very fast, he is eating, he is talking, he is just amazing, amazing. I'm so overwhelmed."

 

"I'm so happy, where he is coming from and where he is now."

 

Speaking about the doctors and those who had donated, she said: "I just want to say thank you, thank you, thank you very much."

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