An Indianapolis woman gave her heart to the dogs she groomed not knowing they would killer her.
Kimberly A. Williams, 60, was found dead after a dog attack on the west side of Indianapolis back in August while watching two canines for a friend at a home in the 600 block of Olin Avenue .
“That was the ironic thing,” her best friend Pam Henson told IndyStar. “She knew how to work with them and get them under control.”
Henson said the day of the attack Williams called another mutual friend to say the dogs were “acting weird.” They were puking, and Williams told their friend she was scared and asked to be picked up.
A TikTok video from Williams’ daughter-in-law states that Williams was dog-sitting while the owner was in a hospital. “Unbeknownst to her (Williams) the dogs had displayed aggressive behavior before and previously attacked someone,” the slideshow video reads.
“She told our friend the dogs got into a flower pot in the backyard,” Henson said. “They were all dirty so she gave them a bath. After that, I just don’t know. It’s hard because she was so good. She was giving and loved people and she loved helping people.”