Davina Corbin, 56, was killed by a pack of Great Danes while walking near her home in Feather Falls, Northern California. Authorities found her body with numerous bite marks, confirming the dogs' involvement through DNA testing. The Butte County Sheriff's Office captured 25 Great Danes from a nearby property, and the dogs are now held by animal control, with 18 puppies eventually being put up for adoption. Neighbors had previously complained about the dogs, citing their aggressive behavior, but no action was taken until the fatal incident. In another case, 82-year-old Patricia Morris in New Orleans was hospitalized after being attacked by three dogs in her driveway, leading to ongoing efforts to locate the animals. Both incidents highlight concerns about public safety and the need for responsible pet ownership and enforcement of animal control measures.