San Francisco dog mauling prompts push for new pet safety rules in supportive housing

More than a week after a woman was mauled by a dog on a San Francisco Tenderloin District sidewalk, many witnesses said they remain shaken by what they saw. The attack is now prompting a city supervisor to push for stricter safety requirements for people who keep dogs in city-supported housing.

The attack happened just outside Shauna Adams apartment building where she lives with her children on Larkin Street.

“I heard a lady screaming in terror,” Adams said. “That’s when I ran to my building right up here and looked out the window. She was getting attacked here.”…

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