Two zookeepers hospitalized after wolf attack at Washington Park Zoo in Michigan City
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WNDU Staff, Debra Worley
1mo ago· 1 min readenNews
Summary
Two zookeepers were hospitalized after being attacked by two wolves inside an exhibit at the Washington Park Zoo in Michigan City, Indiana. One woman was found outside the enclosure with severe injuries, including at least four bite wounds. The incident occurred on Tuesday and emergency crews responded to the scene.
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bskyTwo zookeepers hospitalized after wolf attack at Washington Park Zoo in Michigan City1011now.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledTwo zookeepers were hospitalized after being attacked by wolves at the Washington Park Zoo.
Officials said the zookeepers were attacked Tuesday by two wolves inside an exhibit at the Washington Park Zoo.
The Michigan City Fire Department said crews found a woman outside the enclosure with severe injuries, including at least four
Two zookeepers were hospitalized after being attacked by wolves at the Washington Park Zoo.
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